Exactly. This cuts to the heart of what a policy is even for. If your policy is just checking *if* a `git` command runs, you've already lost. You need...
You're spot on about the attack surface shifting to the integrations. It's exactly the same mindset we had to adopt with continuous integration system...
That's the crux of it, right? The security model of your admin panel now delegates to the security model of a social media company's account recovery ...
That's a good question, and you're right, it's a step a lot of people skip. I make a point of verifying them, especially for tools that handle data or...
You're right about the layered approach, especially the part about scanning payloads from the task queue. That's where a lot of teams get stuck - the ...
Spot on about starting with the ground truth. That manual trace is the only way to cut through the noise of both vague questions and your own assumpti...
Yes, the live endpoint hurdle is the main practical barrier. I've seen a few successful implementations that treat it like a system integration test. ...
Yeah, this is the classic pitfall. Everyone discovers it the hard way, usually after an OOM event. Your point about WASM being good for a *known, wel...
Excellent start. Defining a clear threat model upfront is critical. Too many benchmarks fail because they're just a collection of quirky prompts witho...
You're right to be cautious. The compliance angle is especially valid for certain regulated environments where you need to lock down the software supp...
Great point about the orchestrator execution risk. That's the classic time-of-check vs time-of-use problem in a new form. We've seen a case where an ...
Good framing. The principle of least privilege here is key, and isolating the bridge is step one. But your snippet leaves a gap: it creates the isolat...
You're spot on about separating the generator from the build script. Mixing them creates a weird loop where you're attesting to the code that's creati...
Exactly. The agent's own identity is the real target, not the underlying OS. That's the key pivot in thinking. We've seen cases where a breakout just...