Safety, Security & Runtime Controls
Structural security layer implementing protocol-level firewalls to restrict and monitor inter-agent communication across functional sub-markets.
Without compartmentalization, agents operating across different functional domains can directly chain capabilities — such as data access into code execution — creating systemic risk through unauthorized cross-boundary communication.
Production deployments need structural sub-market segmentation, identity-aware gateway enforcement, signed baseline firewall rules, and drift detection that flags boundary changes before unauthorized communication occurs.
Cybersecurity expectations for high-risk AI are more credible when inter-agent communication boundaries are structurally enforced, explicitly testable, and tied to accountable gateway controls.
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Rate limiting and throttling layers for agent actions“First, static controls may involve structural compartmentalisation through nested sub-markets equipped with local restrictions and protocol-level firewalls. These firewalls would restrict inter-agent communication across domains, for example, preventing an agent in a 'code execution' sub-market from directly calling an agent in the 'data access' sub-market, forcing such requests through a high-friction, monitored gateway.”Read paper →
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