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Designing Secure AI Agents

A practical series on building AI agents that are secure by design — covering trust boundaries, prompt injection defenses, scoped tool access, approval gates, and audit architecture. Each post stands alone; together they form a complete playbook.

4 posts — read in order or jump to any part.

1

AI Agent Architecture: The Trust Boundary Model

A practical architecture model for secure AI agents: separate trusted instructions, untrusted data, tool access, external actions, memory, identity, approval gates, and audit logs.

AICybersecuritySeries
May 23, 2026Read
2

AI Agent Memory vs State: What Should Be Remembered, Stored, or Recomputed?

AI agent memory vs state explained for enterprise teams: what to remember, store, recompute, audit, and secure before production.

AICybersecuritySeries
May 30, 2026Read
3

Tool Output Is Not Instruction: A Core Rule for Secure AI Agents

Tool output is data, not instruction. How secure AI agents read untrusted emails, webpages, and API responses without losing control.

AICybersecuritySeries
June 13, 2026Read
4

Secure Architecture for AI Agents That Read Email, Documents, and Webpages

Design secure AI agents that read email, documents, and webpages using content boundaries, least-privilege connectors, RAG controls, action gates, and audit logs.

AICybersecuritySeries
June 20, 2026Read

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