AI Agent Authorisation Review
Make delegated authority inspectable. Trace who an agent acts for, what it can access and how that access can be withdrawn.
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Make authority, isolation and tool access explicit. Examine how those boundaries behave under mistakes, hostile inputs and unexpected conditions.
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Make delegated authority inspectable. Trace who an agent acts for, what it can access and how that access can be withdrawn.
Make every delegation explicit. Examine who the agent acts for, where it can execute and which tools it can reach when instructions alone are not enough.
Challenge the boundaries that matter to your workflow. Test agreed attack scenarios against agent instructions, tools and data access.
Examine the boundary between agent execution and the systems around it, including files, networks, secrets and cleanup.
Design authority and isolation into the system. Review trust boundaries, credentials, tools and recovery before deployment choices become difficult to change.
Look beyond a successful demonstration. Examine the permissions, dependencies and operational controls that shape an agent’s behaviour in deployment.
Trace personal data through your agent workflow. Examine collection, memory, retrieval, tool access and retention against your agreed requirements.
Examine how adversarial inputs, tools and dependencies can change agent behaviour.
Define who an agent acts for, which permissions it receives and how authority ends.
Examine execution isolation, network access, secrets and recovery boundaries.
Examine data flows, retention, access boundaries and privacy requirements in context.
Build security into software architecture, delivery pipelines, embedded products and release decisions.
Design, review and migrate the cryptography, key management and certificate systems a product depends on.
A little more clarity
Start with the questions that shape a better decision.
Make authority, isolation and tool access explicit. Examine how those boundaries behave under mistakes, hostile inputs and unexpected conditions.
Start with one workflow, its accountable owner and the decision that needs evidence. Agree inputs, boundaries, deliverables and acceptance criteria before work begins.
Yes. A release question may involve evaluation, security and governance together. The scope should connect these disciplines to one decision and avoid duplicating work.
Bring the workflow, the constraints and the evidence you already have.