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This article focuses on establishing security architectures and isolation mechanisms specifically for enterprise AI agents, addressing risks like autonomous action and credential exposure. It details a vendor-neutral reference architecture designed to define operational outcomes for running these agents safely within production environments. The content is centrally concerned with the safety and governance of AI systems rather than general cybersecurity or unrelated tech topics.

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From baseline to Secure Software Factory: securing the systems that build your software

Docker BlogOctober 21, 20262 min read

In July, Docker, Snyk and Keycard published Agent Baseline, an open, vendor-neutral reference architecture that defines security outcomes for running AI agents in the enterprise. It grew out of conversations with industry leaders who want to adopt agents more broadly but need answers to three questions: What is operating, with what capabilities? Is it staying...

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