🕵️Unvetted AI Agents Leaked Confidential Pricing Data Into Sales Proposal Without Human Review
Your sales agents might be leaking pricing data right now
TL;DR
A sales rep's AI agent pulled restricted pricing, internal chats, and archived quotes, then a second agent drafted a proposal with it. Nobody reviewed either handoff. Nobody can trace where the bad data entered. Audit your agent data lineage before this happens to you.
A sales rep asks an AI agent for customer pricing. The agent pulls from restricted pricing systems, internal comms, and archived quotes, then hands off to a second agent that drafts the proposal. Nobody checks either handoff. The final document ships with unapproved, confidential, and sensitive information in it. If you're building or running agentic workflows, this is your problem. The model did its job. The gap is that no one can trace where the bad data entered or how it spread across systems, files, and agents. Traditional access controls assumed data sat still. Agents copy, summarize, transform, and redistribute it continuously, so perimeter security doesn't see the leak. The core issue is data lineage. Without it, you can't answer basic questions like which source fed which output or who approved what. Accurate-looking output can still be built on incorrect or restricted inputs, which makes spot-checking the result nearly useless. Governance has to track data movement, not just tool permissions.

Key Points
The scenario involves two chained AI agents, one retrieving customer pricing and one drafting a proposal, with no human review at either handoff step in the workflow.
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