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Your agent's context window is your new security perimeter
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If you are building agentic workflows, you can no longer rely on user-level permissions alone. You must architect systems that programmatically filter secrets before they reach the model to prevent accidental data leakage.
Takeaways
- Treat agent context as a security perimeter, not just a data buffer.
- Automate secret scanning for all code fed into the LLM context.
- Limit agent file-system access to prevent ingestion of sensitive configuration files.
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AI coding agents need a secrets-safe context boundary
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