Summary
Turn agent security policy into enforceable defaults
Written policies can define how coding agents should be used, but they cannot enforce what an agent reads, runs, or sends. At team scale, security has to move into the tooling itself.
That means standardizing permission modes, sandboxing, action-level hooks, credential controls, and secrets detection across the environments where agents operate. The goal is to make dangerous actions unavailable by default while keeping controls practical enough that developers leave them enabled.
