خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب Agentic AI + Zero Trust: A Guide for Business Leaders

You approved the AI agent. When it acts, who’s accountable?If you can’t answer that in one sentence, you have a problem. Most leaders do. They’ve approved agents that move money, send email, touch customer data, and act in the company’s name, with no clear line between the agent’s choice and the person on the hook for it.This book fixes that.After reading it, you can walk into any meeting and answer the three questions every leader is now asking about AI:What can our agents actually do?Who approved them?How do we shut them off?Written by Josh Woodruff, creator of the Agentic Trust Framework, published by the Cloud Security Alliance. Co-written with Michelle Savage, Director of Content Design at PayPal, where her team makes complex systems usable for 400 million customers. Foreword by John Kindervag, creator of Zero Trust.Written in plain English. No security background needed.What this book gives you:A shared language for talking about AI agents across security, legal, audit, and leadership teams.The Agentic Trust Framework, a five-part structure for governing AI agents. The Cloud Security Alliance published it. Microsoft’s Agent Governance Toolkit follows the same architecture. It takes the rules of Zero Trust (check every request, give the smallest amount of access needed, assume something will break) and turns them into rules for AI agents.A simple model for agent ownership: every agent has a name, a job, a boss, and a log of what it did. The same rules your security team already uses for people with big system access, applied to software that acts on its own.A 90-day path, from “we have agents running somewhere” to “we know what every important agent does, who owns it, and how to stop it.”Guidance for healthcare, finance, manufacturing, and retail.What to do at midnight when an agent misbehaves, including the conversation you’ll have with legal the next morning.What you’ll be able to do after reading:Tell your team where agents can act on their own and where a human has to approve, and explain why.Connect agents to your existing systems without creating a mess your CIO will inherit next quarter.Stop choosing between “move fast” and “stay safe.” Done right, they’re the same job.Who this is for:CEOs and board members who need to govern AI without becoming engineers. CISOs who want a framework they can hand to the business and have it actually get used. CIOs wiring agents into older systems. Business leaders who just found out their team already has agents running.Why this book, and why now:AI agents are already making decisions inside your company. Most organizations don’t know who owns them, what they can reach, or how to stop them safely.This book gives you the structure before that becomes a crisis.