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AWS Frontier Agents Go GA: Autonomous DevOps and On-Demand Pen Testing Without Human Oversight

Amazon Web Services has officially moved its two most ambitious AI agent products out of preview: AWS Security Agent and AWS DevOps Agent are now generally available. This is the first time an enterprise-grade cloud provider has shipped autonomous agents — not assistants, not copilots, but agents — that operate for hours or days without constant human direction, at scale. If you’ve been watching the agentic AI space, this is the moment where frontier agent capabilities stop being a research preview and start being a procurement decision. ...

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Amazon's New AI Security Agent Steals RSAC 2026 Spotlight — Cybersecurity Stocks Tailspin

The final day of RSA Conference 2026 belonged to Amazon. The company unveiled what it’s calling the AWS Security Agent — an autonomous AI system capable of performing on-demand penetration testing, generating patches, validating fixes in a sandbox, and preparing deployments without requiring human intervention at any step. The market’s reaction was immediate and severe. CrowdStrike fell over 7% in a single trading session. Other pure-play cybersecurity firms followed. By market close on March 27, the combined toll across the sector had reached billions in erased market cap. ...

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OpenAI Launches Codex Security — AI Agent That Detects, Validates, and Patches Vulnerabilities Across Codebases

OpenAI is entering the enterprise security market in a serious way. On March 6, 2026, the company launched Codex Security — an AI security agent in research preview that doesn’t just find vulnerabilities, but confirms them with proof-of-concept exploits and proposes developer-ready patches. The agent was previously codenamed “Aardvark.” The new name signals intent: this is Codex — OpenAI’s flagship agentic coding system — applied specifically to the application security workflow. ...