Get agents through security review with answers, not assurances.
A working agent can be quick to build and still impossible to deploy. Often the blocker is not model quality. It is that nobody can say what the agent is allowed to do, or prove what it did.
The review
Eight questions your CISO will ask.
Here are the answers AEGIS is being designed to give. Where the honest answer is “not yet”, we say so.
Answers describe the intended design. AEGIS is pre-release, and nothing here is an attestation.
The platform problem
One safe way to run agents, instead of twelve.
Agent by agent
- Shared service accounts with broad access
- Approvals in chat threads
- Logs in different formats, if any
- Each team tied to its first model choice
- A new security review for every project
With AEGIS, as designed
- Narrow Mandates for each step
- Approvals bound to exact actions
- One record in one format
- Routes that keep models replaceable
- Policy reviewed once, then applied to all
A sensible pilot
Start small and read-only.
Once AEGIS reaches early access, this is how we would suggest proving value without betting anything important on a young platform.
Pick one process
Choose a process with a clear owner, and limit it to non-production data.
Start with deny by default
Grant read-only tools and watch what the agents try to do.
Add one write action behind approval
Every action of that kind needs a person.
Review the record with security
Check that it answers their questions.
Relax limits on evidence
Raise unattended limits only when the record supports it.
Enterprise options
What Enterprise is planned to include.
Is an agent project stuck in review?
Bring the questions you cannot answer. We will tell you honestly whether AEGIS could help, and when.