Enterprise SaaS & IT
Coding and ops agents get exactly the access they need.
Internal-tooling and coding agents are given broad, standing access because it's convenient. That's the gap.
Enforcement pipeline
01Lateral movement through internal tools
A compromised or confused productivity agent pivots from its intended scope into code repos, HR systems or internal APIs.
Every tool call is checked against a per-agent, per-role policy at the connection layer before it can reach outside its scope.
02Irreversible operations without review
A coding or ops agent executes a destructive action — a database delete, a schema change, a production deploy — on its own judgment.
High-impact actions are treated as privileged intents. They require an independent approval boundary before execution.
03Source and credential exfiltration
An agent is manipulated into returning proprietary source, .env contents or API keys through a routine-looking query.
File and credential access to .env, private keys and config stores is blocked by default policy.
Regulatory frameworks this scenario touches — not certifications CuriousDevs holds