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Cohere is introducing a "lockdown mode" feature that enforces strict Access Control Lists (ACLs) on its AI agents, addressing critical security concerns regarding unauthorized data access. This development moves beyond simple sandboxing to implement granular permission boundaries, effectively aligning enterprise-grade safety protocols with the operational flexibility of autonomous agents. The move signals a maturation in how LLM infrastructure handles risk management without sacrificing utility.
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Cohere offers to put agents in lockdown mode with strict ACLs
The Register1 min read
Like OpenClaw but with access control
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