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  "findings": [
    "Agentic systems compress reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, and lateral-movement timelines while creating large volumes of plausible but low-quality findings that can overwhelm human review.",
    "An autonomous security operations center needs a live asset and identity context layer, a governed execution harness, specialized models, tool-level policy, and tamper-evident evidence.",
    "Privileged agents require least authority, isolated memory, data classification, provenance, prompt-injection resistance, and independent authorization at every external tool boundary.",
    "Confidential computing and hardware attestation can protect models, prompts, credentials, and sensitive data in use, but do not prove the workload is benevolent or legally authorized.",
    "Management controllers, accelerators, DPUs, firmware, liquid cooling, and interconnect fabrics are part of the security boundary of high-density compute.",
    "Autonomous remediation should terminate sessions, revoke tokens, isolate workloads, patch code, or shift services only within tested policy and rollback limits.",
    "Continuous validation, cyber insurance, procurement, and regulatory evidence increasingly depend on demonstrable control operation rather than policy documents alone.",
    "Nuclear supply can improve reliable energy availability, but corporate continuity requires grid, cooling, emergency, licensing, maintenance, and recovery planning.",
    "Internal defense and consent-based testing are the default corporate authorities; external disruptive action requires a distinct governmental or ownership basis.",
    "Corporate strategic strength comes from making attacks fail and recovery routine while maintaining auditable capacity to support authorized national-security missions."
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    "Nuclear-Powered Mega-Datacenters and Agentic Autonomous Warfare: Why the Best Corporate Offense is a Powerful Defense",
    "Executive Summary",
    "The Physical Substrate: Nuclear-Powered AI Mega-Datacenters",
    "Hyperscaler Nuclear Capital Allocation",
    "The Small Modular Reactor Paradigm and Kairos Power",
    "Regulatory Friction and Grid Integrity",
    "Agentic Autonomous Warfare and the Industrialization of Exploitation",
    "The Asymmetry of Autonomous Attacks",
    "Legal Boundaries of Active Defense",
    "DARPA AIxCC: Validating the Autonomous Threat",
    "Machine-Speed Defense: Architecting the Agentic SOC",
    "The Three-Layer Agentic Operating Model",
    "Commercial Agentic SOC Frameworks",
    "Securing the Core: Confidential Computing and Hardware Roots of Trust",
    "The Necessity of Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs)",
    "Rack-Scale Confidential Computing: NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72",
    "The \"Final Layer Fallacy\"",
    "Protocol-Level Defense: The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Security Gateway",
    "The MCP Attack Surface and Cross-Repository Data Leakage",
    "Deploying the MCP Security Gateway",
    "Governance, Compliance, and National Security Directives",
    "The CISA/NSA Five Eyes Guidance on Agentic AI",
    "Aligning with the NIST AI RMF and Sector-Specific Frameworks",
    "The Financial Crucible: Evolving Cyber Insurance for Agentic AI",
    "The Elimination of \"Silent AI\" and New Exclusions",
    "Governance as the Prerequisite for Coverage",
    "Conclusion",
    "Works cited"
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  "sourceTitle": "Nuclear-Powered Mega-Datacenters and Agentic Autonomous Warfare: Why the Best Corporate Offense is a Powerful Defense",
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  "summary": "A governed corporate defense strategy connecting nuclear-powered compute, agentic attack pressure, autonomous security operations, confidential computing, agent-tool security, governance, and evidence-based resilience.",
  "title": "Nuclear-Powered Mega-Datacenters and Agentic Autonomous Warfare: Why the Best Corporate Offense Is a Powerful Defense",
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