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title: "Comment by Schwyz Enterprise on \"REMN: Persistent State for AI Agents in Offensive Security\" | Hashnode"
description: "That's very interesting, Roberto, We are a company based in Switzerland, and we are working on a project related to secure persistent memory for AI agents, spec"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/remn-persistent-state-for-ai-agents-in-offensive-security/6ab4583908ea84028cc0e3ca/comment/6ab56ca6ad2b6bb3da1c9b0f"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/remn-persistent-state-for-ai-agents-in-offensive-security/6ab4583908ea84028cc0e3ca)

Comment [REMN: Persistent State for AI Agents in Offensive Security](https://hashnode.com/posts/remn-persistent-state-for-ai-agents-in-offensive-security/6ab4583908ea84028cc0e3ca)

[Schwyz Enterprise](https://hashnode.com/@shrcgamer)

[Sep 24](https://hashnode.com/posts/remn-persistent-state-for-ai-agents-in-offensive-security/6ab4583908ea84028cc0e3ca/comment/6ab56ca6ad2b6bb3da1c9b0f)

That's very interesting, Roberto, We are a company based in Switzerland, and we are working on a project related to secure persistent memory for AI agents, specifically on issues such as memory poisoning, trust, and how agents decide which state to retain or invalidate between sessions.

We would like to get in touch with you, if possible. Best regards.