A vendor-perspective opinion piece published by TechRadar Pro warns that as enterprises rush to adopt SaaS apps and AI tools, "shadow integration" has become an overlooked breach entry point: every third-party OAuth grant and every agent embedded in platforms such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday and Slack expands the attack surface, with the article stating SaaS breaches have risen 300%. It says the average enterprise already hosts hundreds of agents and projects more than one billion agents in enterprise environments by 2028. It also cites Obsidian Security's disclosure of a one-click remote code execution flaw, CVE-2026-40933, in Flowise — an open-source agent and LLM workflow platform with over 52,000 GitHub stars — which an attacker could exploit by inducing an authorized user to import a malicious chatflow to fully compromise a server; the author recommends knowledge graphs to map how users, accounts, permissions and integrations actually relate, enabling adaptive controls on risky connections.

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