Andy Halliday

you know, Perplexity with their Comet browser.

You've got ChatGPT with their Atlas agent browser.

And then you've got Chrome.

So I have a little bit of an update here on this.

Yesterday, I mentioned that Perplexity was launching a technology called BrowseSafe that blocks 91% in their testing of those indirect prompt injection attacks.

And then I came across an article

a warning that came out from this major entity called Gartner, which looks at enterprise software.

And they warned that you should not use agentic browsers in the enterprise context.

They're not ready for primetime yet.

Importantly, because the main functionality of them is that you have an AI sidebar, like you kind of see now on Gemini on the right-hand side of Chrome.

You have an AI sidebar, and you can use that to summarize whatever the browser is looking at.

And in order to do that, those agentic browsers send that up to the cloud.

So they're sending what you're looking at up to the cloud.

It came from the cloud.

But if you're in the enterprise, you might be looking at pages that are generated from internal firewall documents.

And then that gets sent out by the browser to the cloud.

So Gartner is saying, don't use these.

You've got to wait.

Stop.

Or take really serious cybersecurity measures to ensure that