Thinking about browser agent isolation, zero-trust automation, and what it means to build systems where trust doesn't matter.
Three layers of architectural security for AI agents that don't require trust. How contextual data isolation, human-in-the-loop control, and immutable browser policy make prompt injection irrelevant.
Read →Browser agents can see everything you can see. That's the problem. Contextual Data Isolation changes what the AI can access at the architecture level. The data is removed before the model ever sees it.
Read →A simple model for reasoning about AI agent security. What happens when you separate the room where work happens from the room where data lives?
Read →More posts coming. In the meantime, read about the architecture behind RedactSure.
How the security model works →