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Organizations considering the use of AI browsers, such as Comet or Atlas, should proceed with caution, according to a recent report from Gartner.

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These tools introduce significant security risks that most companies are not prepared to manage. Gartner analysts describe "agentic" browsers as technologies that can fundamentally change user interaction with websites, but they emphasize that these benefits come with serious concerns in the cyber domain. A central aspect is the amount of data that these browsers can access and transmit. AI browsers can capture sensitive information from open tabs, including internal tools and authentication data, which can be sent to an external AI backend without users being aware. Additionally, these browsers have a greater capacity to collect and process sensitive information due to the way they understand user activity.

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