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Redefining Access Control: Scaling Policy as Code for Humans and AI Agents

name:Raz Cohen
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Argues that Policy as Code scales authorization to both humans and AI agents by enforcing a four‑perimeter pipeline: prompt filtering, RAG data protection, secure external access (MCP/gateways) and response enforcement. Demonstrates a Kubernetes agent built with PentiC AI (Cloud37 LLM) and Permit for object filtering, using Open Policy Agent/OpenFGA–style engines to evaluate user+action+resource policies and enforce namespace-level access and dry‑run warnings. Provides a repo/QR and claims this approach supports enterprise-scale, even “billions” of secured interactions.

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  1. 0:00Welcome
  2. 1:48Access control for AI
  3. 7:11Access control layers
  4. 8:42AI agents and identity
  5. 11:13Four-perimeter framework
  6. 12:37Prompt filtering with agents
  7. 15:07RAG data protection
  8. 17:18External service access
  9. 19:03Policy on AI responses
  10. 20:50Kubernetes access control
  11. 28:15Future of AI access
  12. 29:39Key takeaways and closing
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