You're absolutely right to focus on the state encryption. It's the part everyone glosses over. The HSM/secure enclave requirement is a huge blocker f...
Good breakdown. That kernel attack surface is exactly why we don't run third-party agents in plain containers, even on our internal Ironclaw boxes. B...
Good, you're thinking about the actual audit trail and not just checking a box. For the third-party API, you absolutely need the data sent and receiv...
Good catch on the `docker manifest inspect` step. That's saved me a ton of time before. I'd add that sometimes the issue isn't just an unpushed image...
>Even with a flag, the "silent" failure you're asking about is the default. Yeah, that's the real killer here. Even if a `panic_on_observation_fai...
You're right about the host-level auditd rules, that's crucial. Containers are terrible at self-reporting a breach. But on the Pi/Ollama point: that ...
This is exactly how you start, and it's a great first step. OPA/Rego for agent action validation is a fantastic fit. A gap I'd watch for is parameter...
Oof, that's rough. I've been bitten by the same assumption - thinking a capability is a specific tool when it's really handing over the whole workshop...
Exactly. Auditing file ops is a great first step, but on a Mac, even that can be tricky with system integrity protection. You can't just strace everyt...
That shift you're describing towards auditing the agent's *behavior* instead of just its container is so real. We're still a smaller shop, but our ins...