Tag: credential scoping

• AI Agents Going Rogue? Nah, Bad Agentic AI Governance

  

  What does AI agents going rogue mean? AI agents going rogue means agents chasing goals their operator never set, with access their operator never meant to grant. It is not a jailbreak, and it is not a bad answer. So it is a governance failure, and the harness is where it shows. The sandbox, the…

  Dr. Harish Kotadia, Ph.D.

  September 22, 2026

  Agentic AI Governance

  agent registry, agentic AI governance, AI agents going rogue, AI harness, circuit breaker, credential scoping, egress allowlist, Enterprise AI, Five-Stage Roadmap

• Agentic AI Governance Controls: 10 Questions, 10 Answers

  

  What are agentic AI governance controls? Agentic AI governance controls are the checks built around an AI agent that decide what it may do. Some only guide the agent. Others can stop it. You cannot govern an agent with a policy document. You can govern it with controls around it. New here? I publish one…

  Dr. Harish Kotadia, Ph.D.

  September 16, 2026

  Agentic AI Governance

  agentic AI architecture, agentic AI governance, agentic AI governance controls, branch protection, circuit breaker, credential scoping, enforcement layer, eval suite, human in the loop, prompt injection

• Agentic AI Credential Scoping: One Key, Not Yours

  

  What is Agentic AI credential scoping? Agentic AI credential scoping is the practice of giving an agent its own short-lived, narrow credential instead of the developer’s. The agent gets one key, cut to one job, that expires. It never gets yours. Yesterday’s post was about the rule the developer cannot edit. This one is about…

  Dr. Harish Kotadia, Ph.D.

  September 15, 2026

  Agentic AI Governance

  Agent Identity, agentic ai, agentic AI governance, credential scoping, enforcement layer, least privilege, MCP authorization, regulated loan origination