Your AI agents are being attacked. 1.2% of all enterprise agent interactions are malicious. NeuralTrust just raised $20M to stop it.

1.2% of millions of daily enterprise AI agent interactions are malicious.

That's not a theoretical risk. That's NeuralTrust's real-time data from production agent traffic across banks, airlines, and energy companies.

Every day, agents are being tricked into extracting data, hijacking tools, and pushing past their own rules.

And 87% of Fortune 500 firms aren't ready. Only 13% feel prepared to manage the agent swarm heading their way.

Gartner projects 40% of enterprises will decommission autonomous AI agents by 2027 — not because they don't work, but because governance gaps catch up after production incidents already happen.

NeuralTrust just closed a $20M seed round — the largest cybersecurity seed ever raised by an EU company — to build the enforcement layer before the incidents hit.

The pattern is now visible across every enterprise deploying agents: you don't have a model problem. You have a control plane problem. The agents connect to internal systems, databases, and tools. They act on their own. And most security teams can't even tell you how many are running.

Audit your agent inventory today. If you can't name every agent, its permissions, and its last action — you're already compromised.

SOURCE: https://neuraltrust.ai/news/neuraltrust-raises-20m
VERIFIED: NeuralTrust press release (June 17, 2026), CIO Influence (June 19, 2026), Gartner Agent 365 Report
SIGNAL: Agent security just became a budget line item, not a research project. The enterprises that govern early will avoid the 2027 decommission wave.