Mapping the Agent Before Anyone Attacks It
A reference operations agent on Google Cloud, threat-modelled against OWASP and MITRE ATLAS, with a first control: a deny-by-default policy check on its tool calls.
A reference operations agent on Google Cloud, threat-modelled against OWASP and MITRE ATLAS, with a first control: a deny-by-default policy check on its tool calls.

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A 71-page operating manual for engineering leaders whose software has started to reason, decide, and write the software that carries out …

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A preview of the next GATE release: a per-control ISO/IEC 42001 mapping with the asymmetry written down, streaming-aware output validation, …

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A text-to-SQL agent's system prompt cannot enforce a data rule. sql-guard v0.2.0 puts the rule in a parser instead, and closes eight …

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Two weeks ago I argued that your ontology is the asset and you should own it in a neutral, versioned form. Arguing is cheap. Arkhe v0.2 is …

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Agentic AI post-mortems keep naming the same trio: determinism failures, hallucinations, and compliance gaps. An ontology retires all three, …

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The UN's first scientific assessment of AI says safety assurance still runs on developer goodwill, not verification. Here is what …

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A review of Google's multi-tenant agentic AI reference architecture stage by stage, naming trade-offs at each decision point and filling the …

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Regulators do not ask for documents. They ask for systems that behave a certain way and the ability to prove it. We introduce Sakura Sky's …

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How to turn the EU AI Act's stringent cybersecurity requirements into a clean, automated side effect of your existing platform engineering …

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The capital deployment decisions boards make this year will determine whether their autonomous AI systems are governable assets or …

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AISVS tells you what to verify. The AI Act tells you that you must. Neither tells you how to enforce. This is the engineering map between …

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The four pillars of the autonomous enterprise describe the operating model. GATE names the framework that makes it engineerable.
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