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Agent Sandboxing and Execution Isolation

The moment an agent runs code or drives a browser, you are executing untrusted instructions on your infrastructure, because the instructions came from a model that read content you do not control. Sandboxing is the containment layer, and it is where a large share of agent pilots stall on the way to production.

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LESSONS THAT TEACH THIS

The FDE EngagementPromote an action only when its evidence and operating controls are ready30 min→Production AI Agents for FDEsLab: attack the boundary between a proposal and permission60 min→

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