Theo Farrell

Transport and server boundaries determine whether multi-tool agents work reliably.

Autonomous AI systems demand new security controls around what agents do, not just what they say.

Agents need credential rotation built for their own mechanics, not borrowed from human systems.

Protocol overhaul closes security gaps exposed by three production incidents.

Unauthorized AI agents inherit old permissions and act without oversight.

AMaaS handles login and permissions but only for systems you already know about.

Six platforms trade different strengths for tracing multi-step agent failures in production.

Mapping three registry layers where attackers slip past image signing.

Autonomous coding agents outpaced security architecture built for human-guided tools.

Governance and change management must come before scaling, not after.