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ThreatLocker has launched Zero Trust AI Control, a product it says lets security teams limit what AI agents can access, execute and connect to across an organisation’s systems.
Why it mattersThe company says teams can start with recommended policies, tailor them and apply controls that remain in place if an agent behaves unexpectedly. The practical distinction is between asking an agent to follow its own guardrails and restricting its permissions from outside the AI deployment. It is a timely security tool announcement, though the claims about how well it works come from ThreatLocker.
Discuss: Would you trust external access controls to make AI agents safer, or should organisations wait for evidence from real deployments?
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