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AI agents select tools, invoke APIs, retrieve data, act under delegated user context, and create outbound connections at runtime. That autonomy can make them useful. It also means you need to know which agents can reach which tools, models, APIs, and data sources, and in what context. Zero Trust microsegmentation can help. By enforcing explicit, fine-grained communication controls, organizations c
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