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Illustration of a coffee table with mugs labeled Application, Workload, API, Function Scope, AI Agent, and Least Privilege, next to a notebook diagram showing a small robot icon standing before one wide open door labeled Full Access on one side, transforming into a row of narrow individually labeled doors on the other side connected by glowing gold lines to a central trust shield, in navy, gold, and cream editorial style.

Illustration of a coffee table with mugs labeled Application, Workload, API, Function Scope, AI Agent, and Least Privilege, next to a notebook diagram showing a small robot icon standing before one wide open door labeled Full Access on one side, transforming into a row of narrow individually labeled doors on the other side connected by glowing gold lines to a central trust shield, in navy, gold, and cream editorial style.

Zero Trust Foundations: Running AAVI Through the Application and Workloads Pillar

Being an approved application isn't the same as being authorized for this specific action, right now. This week's Zero Trust Foundations post runs AAVI through the Application and Workloads pillar, covering function level authorization, API scope, and why microservices and AI agents need boundaries too, not blanket access.

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Aug 219 min read

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