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Broadcom discusses how agentic AI increases enterprise attack surfaces and describes integrating Tanzu Platform Agent Foundations into VMware Private AI Cloud to control agent access

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The coverage describes concerns that agentic AI is expanding the enterprise attack surface by changing cloud infrastructure more dynamically, pushing security controls deeper into virtualization and lateral networking layers. Broadcom also states that Tanzu Platform Agent Foundations has been integrated into VMware Private AI Cloud to provide a sandbox that explicitly binds models, tools, and datasets, along with governance approaches centered on agent identity and observability.

Broadcom Clayton Donley Tanzu Platform Agent Foundations VMware Private AI Cloud IDS/IPS Kubernetes SiliconANGLE Spring VMware vCenter

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