Your AI Agents Have Keys to Everything. Nobody's Watching the Doors.
A connected agent needs an accountable owner and a bounded identity. Start with what it can reach, then test what it is allowed to do.
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Treat an agent as an actor with an owner, a purpose, and permissions that can be inspected and revoked. Follow what it can do across connected systems.
Who owns the agent and the access behind it?
A connected agent needs an accountable owner and a bounded identity. Start with what it can reach, then test what it is allowed to do.
MFA protects sign-in, while application consent creates another access decision. Review both before trusting connected tools.
Treat the software delivery pipeline as privileged infrastructure, with explicit trust boundaries from source changes to production.