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Securing agentic AI today means juggling latency-sensitive guardrails, stale threat models, and fragmented tooling—with no unified standard in sight. This post unpacks the A2AS paper's two key artifacts: the BASIC mental model (Boundary, Authentication, Secrecy, Integrity, Consent) and the open-source A2AS Python framework with its policy-markup system. You'll see how each maps to real attack classes (user→agent, agent→tool, agent→agent), honest limitations, and whether it's practical enough to adopt in your own stack.
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