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This article details Workday's new "Agent Passport" initiative, which leverages Cisco AI Defense to provide auditable security stamps for enterprise AI agents based on adversarial testing against standards like OWASP and NIST. The core focus is establishing trust mechanisms for agentic platforms that can dynamically change behavior during interactions, moving beyond static security questionnaires to verifiable records of prompt injection and jailbreak resistance.

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Building Trust into Enterprise AI Agents: Cisco AI Defense and Workday Agent Passport

Cisco BlogsOctober 20, 20264 min read

Workday Agent Passport, now in Early Access, gives customers a signed, auditable record of what has been verified about an agent, who verified it, and to what standard. Cisco AI Defense, Agent Passport’s launch assessor, provides adversarial testing behind the security stamps on agents Workday develops. Here is what we have learned, and why it matters for every agentic platform. In June, Workday introduced Agent Passport at Workday DevCon with Cisco as its launch partner. Last week, Workday announced…

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