The Agent Security Stack: Transport, Identity, Policy, Runtime
The agent security stack addresses transport, identity, and policy layers, providing crucial insights for engineers.
Agent security is a complex structure. As agents operate as systems performing distinct tasks, each security layer addresses a different issue. The transport layer checks an agent's authorization to communicate with a server, while the identity and delegation layer identifies the agent and the entity it represents. The differences between these layers complicate the selection of appropriate security solutions for engineers.