What does a practical AI agent security workflow look like?

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Summary

The article explores practical security workflows for AI agents in environments that combine homegrown, commercial, and cloud-based systems.

We are starting to build a security program for AI agents, but we are not sure where to begin. Do you start with discovery? Permissions mapping? Runtime monitoring? What's the practical first step? We've seen vendor demos that show beautiful dashboards, but we are trying to figure out what actually works in a real environment. We are interested in how to handle the mixed environment we have some agents are homegrown, some are commercial, and some are running in the cloud. We need a workflow that works across all of these without requiring us to rebuild our security stack.
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