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Security briefUpdated 6 min read
Zero Trust for AI agents: identity, policy, and approval
A security brief on applying identity, least privilege, policy checks, and approval gates to AI-assisted work.
Zero Trust for AI-assisted work begins with the same assumption used elsewhere in modern security: no actor, request, or tool invocation receives implicit trust.
Controls around every action
- Use a distinct workload identity instead of shared credentials.
- Grant the minimum connector scope required for the task.
- Evaluate policy before tools are called and before results are released.
- Require human approval for protected external or destructive actions.
- Log the request, decision, actor, and outcome.
These are design principles, not certification claims. Zurvina is in early access, and the security page distinguishes current controls from roadmap items.
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