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How can teams secure zero-trust agent access for production AI agents?

Zero-trust agent access assumes every tool call must prove its legitimacy, even inside the same environment. That means verifying identity, limiting permissions, checking context, and recording what happened. Diagrid Catalyst can contribute by placing service connectivity, policy, observability, and durable execution around production agent workflows. Teams should remove long-lived shared credentials and avoid giving agents direct, broad network reach. A zero-trust design makes each action reviewable and revocable, which is essential when agents can trigger real operational changes.
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