We’ve trained AI agents to automate tasks, connect tools, make decisions, and take actions. But threat actors are now turning that operational power and trust against us. By targeting MCP and A2A protocols, procedures, and servers, attackers can hijack agents to delete files, exfiltrate data, send emails, and compromise systems without any human interaction.
In this Cybersecurity Masterclass, Cato CTRL experts expose how prompt injection, excessive permissions, and insecure third-party tools open the door to fully automated attacks-executed through AI agents. If you’re running agents today, this session will change how you think about them as a security risk.
What you’ll learn:
- How MCP and A2A architectures are being abused-and where your blind spots are
 - Live demos showing white-font prompt injection, malicious file deletion, and manipulated summaries
 - Why open-source MCPs and multi-agent trust chains are already being exploited
 - How zero trust principles apply to AI-and what needs to change