What do enterprise security teams actually want before approving an AI agent?
Useful_Lecture_5927 · reddit · 2026-09-02
- The poster crowdsources what security teams really require when reviewing AI agents for enterprise approval (e.g., SOC2).
- Open questions: full request/response history vs. action-level logs; whether teams must record why an action was allowed or blocked; real-world audit/evidence packs that passed SOC2 or enterprise reviews.
- Key observation: most teams still rely on system prompts + basic logging, a big gap from what actual security reviews demand.
- The poster is building a related open-source project and seeking contributors.
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