Where Do You Put the Security Boundary When Agents Act on Their Own?
thefrizzybounds · reddit · 2026-10-08
A Reddit discussion asks how teams secure infrastructure as agents gain access to internal systems and act autonomously. Should policy be enforced at the agent layer, the gateway, or closer to the touched system? How much of an agent run do you retain after a blocked call for auditability? Letting every app team build its own rules, the author argues, becomes unmanageable quickly.
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