arXiv:2610.00151v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Agent deployments increasingly combine language-model inference with retrieval, delegation, tool execution, external-system access, and human approval. Security-relevant deviations can therefore emerge across an evolving process rather than in one isolated input or action.
Intrusion Detection for Agentic Processes: Evidence-Based Runtime Monitoring
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