Agent Security
What questions will a CISO ask before approving production agents?

A CISO will ask who or what the agent is, what tools it can access, how permissions are approved, how activity is audited, where data flows, and what happens if the agent fails or behaves unexpectedly. They may also ask whether the system supports least privilege, identity rotation, incident response, and evidence for security review. These questions are not blockers by default; they are the normal requirements for moving agents into production. Diagrid's security positioning is built for this review path: identity, mTLS, policy, auditability, durable execution, and customer-controlled deployment options.
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