September 2026
Intermediate
774 pages
19h 47m
English
This chapter moves from context to control. Once agents can access the information they need, the next architectural question is who those agents are, what they are allowed to reach and do, and which controls continue to hold when their reasoning takes them somewhere nobody explicitly anticipated.
In the previous chapter, we argued that context is the moat. That is a bold statement given the amount of institutional data organizations have accumulated over the years and distilled into curated context, retrieval pipelines, and memory architectures that distinguish their agents from anyone else's.
Now we build on that with the security foundations required to protect your well-earned IP and business reputation. ...
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