Srini Addepalli
Chief Technology Officer
Srini Addepalli is a security and Edge computing expert with 25+ years of experience. Srini has multiple patents in networking and security technologies. He holds a BE (Hons) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from BITS, Pilani in India.
Governing Tens of Thousands of AI Agents: Why Policy Chaining Matters
A new architectural challenge is emerging as enterprises adopt AI agents at scale. It is no longer unusual for large[...]
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Enterprise AI Agent Governance: A Layered Approach (Build, Deployment and Runtime)
Emerging Governance Challenges As organizations implement AI agents on a large scale, they are likely to encounter governance challenges. The[...]
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Addressing the God Key Challenge in Agentic AI for MCP Servers — Effective Solutions Explained
The Agentic AI wave is accelerating rapidly. What began as chatbots equipped with simple tools is now evolving into autonomous[...]
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Why Browser Security Alone Will Not Protect Us in the Agentic AI Era
Introduction: The Evolution of Browser Security For two decades, the web browser served as the primary security frontier for digital[...]
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Modern Workplaces Demand a New Meaning for “Site” in Network Security
The Problem with the Traditional Idea of a Site For a long time, the concept of a “site” in networking[...]
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How Modern Security Platforms Organize Rules
Every security platform eventually faces the same foundational question: How should security rules be organized? At first glance, this sounds[...]
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Securing OpenClaw Against “ClawHavoc”
As of February 2026, OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot and Moltbot ) is a popular platform for autonomous AI agents. Its “sovereign”[...]
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Authentication Under Fire: Why OpenClaw Needs ZTNA and AI>Secure Protection
OpenClaw represents a major shift in how people use AI. Instead of a cloud-hosted chatbot, OpenClaw runs locally—on your laptop[...]
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Microsoft Copilot Security Has a Blind Spot — And It’s at Runtime
Understanding the New Security Imperative for Generative AI in the Enterprise Introduction: How Microsoft Copilot Is Transforming Enterprise Security Risk[...]
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From Shadow Agents to Autonomous Agent Economies
Why Moltbook Was Just the Beginning In a previous Aryaka blog (https://www.aryaka.com/blog/moltbook-shadow-agents-social-prompt-injection-ai-secure/ ) , I discussed Moltbook, the concept of[...]
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How OpenAI APIs Power RAG, Autonomous Agents — and How AI>Secure Inspects Them Safely
Introduction Modern enterprise AI applications have evolved far beyond simple “prompt in, answer out” systems. Today, these solutions are agentic,[...]
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Why Moltbook Changes the Enterprise Security Conversation
For several years, enterprise security teams have concentrated on a well-established range of risks, including users clicking potentially harmful links,[...]
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