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According to a post on X by @TechThought_org, citing The Register, Cisco has released Project Quarry as an open-source evaluation suite. The tool is described as a way to detect malicious autonomous agents, with standard telemetry signatures for runaway tool-calling inside enterprise networks. The details are as stated in the post, which relies on The Register's reporting.
According to a post on X by @TechThought_org, citing The Register, Cisco has released Project Quarry as an open-source evaluation suite. The tool is described as a way to detect malicious autonomous agents, with standard telemetry signatures for runaway tool-calling inside enterprise networks. The details are as stated in the post, which relies on The Register's reporting.
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Citing The Register, the post says Cisco released Project Quarry as an open-source evaluation suite for detecting malicious autonomous agents, with standard telemetry signatures for runaway tool-calling inside enterprise networks. Original post on X Section: Organization News
Security teams running AI agents inside enterprise networks could use an open-source tool aimed at spotting runaway tool-calling and malicious agent behavior. Watch for the original Register report and Cisco's own release materials to confirm what the suite covers and how it works in practice.
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