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"When an agent goes loose, you might find yourself: your S3 bucket has been deleted by mistake."

Tsahi Duek puts security first when it comes to AI agents. Unlike regular workloads, AI agents execute actions on your behalf — sometimes running code. That means locking them into isolated sandbox environments, scoping their access to specific services, and never giving broad permissions to your entire AWS account.



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