Identity Boundaries
Human and non-human identities are separated. Agents receive scoped, time-limited task credentials with per-tool permissions.
Infrastructure / Security
Security posture is implemented at the infrastructure layer: identity, network, key management, and policy control are engineered before agentic workloads are promoted.
Human and non-human identities are separated. Agents receive scoped, time-limited task credentials with per-tool permissions.
Workloads are isolated across deployment environments with strict network boundaries and policy layers for each system class.
Data in transit and at rest is protected through managed key policies, controlled rotation windows, and least-privilege access paths.
Emergency stop posture revokes active agent tokens and blocks autonomous actions until human review confirms safe recovery.
Full trust-center view across data handling, logging, and governance.
Logged approvals, tool calls, outputs, and containment events for review.
Approval gates and escalation flows for high-risk workflows.
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