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Secure enterprise AI agents with bounded autonomy, AgentSecOps, MCP security, RAG governance, identity controls, evals, policy, observability, audit evidence, and production-ready security patterns.

Key Features
Build secure AI agents with bounded autonomy and layered controls
Secure MCP, RAG, identity, tool calls, and agent permissions
Apply AgentSecOps, evals, observability, policy, and incident response

Book Description
AI agents can read sensitive data, call tools and APIs, write code, change system state, and act on behalf of users. Each action needs explicit authority and enforceable limits.

Securing Enterprise AI Agents is a practical field guide to bounded AI autonomy. Learn to classify agent risk, assign ownership and approval paths, and design a seven-layer reference architecture. Secure Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and tool calls, apply delegated identity and least privilege, and govern retrieval augmented generation (RAG) and enterprise knowledge.

The book connects evaluations, observability and reliability controls with secure coding-agent workflows, policy as code, incident response and continuous AgentSecOps. Worked enterprise scenarios, exercises, illustrative code and a production-readiness checklist help engineering, security, risk and audit teams turn the guidance into controls they can assess.

By the end, you will be able to define boundaries for agent actions, collect audit evidence, plan for failures and assess whether the controls justify production deployment.

What you will learn
Classify AI agents by authority, risk, and blast radius
Design secure seven-layer architectures for enterprise agents
Secure MCP servers, tool calls, and agent capability boundaries
Apply delegated identity, least privilege, and approval controls
Protect RAG pipelines from poisoning, leakage, and unsafe retrieval
Build evals, observability, and regression gates for agents
Enforce agent policies as code and prepare incident response
Implement continuous AgentSecOps and production readiness checks

Who this book is for
This book is for engineers moving AI agents into production, enterprise and security architects, and security, risk, audit and governance teams assessing agent deployments. AI platform leaders and technical decision-makers in regulated or high-impact environments will also benefit. Readers should understand application architecture APIs, cloud services, identity and access management, and basic LLM concepts. No particular agent framework is required.