Agent Control Fabric
Learn why human IAM and API gateways do not compose cleanly for autonomous systems, and what a purpose-built control fabric for agents requires.
Architecture breakdowns, technical guides, research notes, and company updates from a team pushing the frontier of agent security.
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MCP 2026-07-28 removes the initialize handshake, sessions, and server-initiated requests. What changed at the wire level, and how to migrate a server or client.
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How Claude Code permissions and auto mode actually work: the five gates, the classifier's consent model, the rules no approval clears, and cross-session permission laundering.
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How an OpenAI model chained a zero-day to breach Hugging Face and steal a benchmark answer key, plus the isolation and identity controls that stop it.
Read the article →The primitives every agent-security program is built on: who an agent is, how its access is decided, and the attacks that target it.
Browse Foundations → 4 guidesThe defenses you put in front of agents: gateways, firewalls, server hardening, and how to choose them.
Browse Controls → 4 guidesOversight and accountability: discovering agents, recording what they do, and keeping it auditable.
Browse Governance →Cryptographically verifiable agent identities, explicit delegation chains, and auditable authorization.
Real-time AI security evaluation at the network layer via Aperture's LLM traffic proxy, with no code changes.
Joining CoSAI to help organizations deliver AI outcomes safely, at scale.
Press release announcing MCP Security at the Model Context Protocol layer.
Learn why human IAM and API gateways do not compose cleanly for autonomous systems, and what a purpose-built control fabric for agents requires.
A technical guide to securing agent and sub-agent identity with cryptographic credentials, delegated authority, scoped access, and sender-constrained tokens.
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