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Agentic AI Safety: Governing Systems That Plan, Act and Spend on Your Behalf

Defining Autonomy Levels and Where Your System Sits

Quiz: Defining Autonomy Levels and Where Your System Sits

The Risk Profile of an Agent Compared With a Chatbot

Quiz: The Risk Profile of an Agent Compared With a Chatbot

Least Privilege Design for Tools, Data and Credentials

Quiz: Least Privilege Design for Tools, Data and Credentials

Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

Quiz: Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

Human in the Loop, on the Loop and Fully Autonomous Modes

Quiz: Human in the Loop, on the Loop and Fully Autonomous Modes

Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

Quiz: Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

Budget Limits, Rate Limits and Loop Detection

Quiz: Budget Limits, Rate Limits and Loop Detection

Goal Misspecification and Reward Hacking in Practice

Quiz: Goal Misspecification and Reward Hacking in Practice

Prompt Injection as an Agent Hijacking Route

Quiz: Prompt Injection as an Agent Hijacking Route

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Quiz: Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

Agentic AI Safety: Governing Systems That Plan, Act and Spend on Your Behalf
Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries
Quiz: Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is the primary purpose of sandboxing in the context of AI agents?

To allow AI agents unlimited access to all system resources
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To create isolated environments that prevent harmful actions from affecting the broader system
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To increase the computational power available to AI agents
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To enable AI agents to communicate freely with external services
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

Which of the following is a key component of network egress control for AI agents?

Allowing unrestricted access to all external domains
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Monitoring outbound traffic to detect unusual data patterns
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Enabling agents to send data to any cloud storage service
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Removing all firewall restrictions for faster data transfer
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What must be enforced to prevent AI agents from accessing unauthorized files or directories?

Unlimited read and write permissions for all agents
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File permissions that restrict access to designated areas
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Automatic deletion of all temporary files
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Open network access to all data volumes
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

Why is process isolation important when running AI agents in a sandboxed environment?

It allows agents to share data freely with other system components
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It prevents agents from directly communicating with other system components
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It increases the computational resources available to agents
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It enables agents to access any part of the system memory
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

What should happen when an AI agent attempts to access data outside its designated filesystem boundaries?

The agent should be allowed to access the data for analysis purposes
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The agent should be granted temporary access to the data
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Automatic alerts should trigger to notify administrators of the violation
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The agent should be granted full access to prevent operational issues
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