Google published Part 2 of its zero-trust agents series, introducing managed runtime governance for the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform: Model Armor screens prompts at ingress for injection and jailbreaks before the model runs; Semantic Governance Policies evaluate proposed tool calls against natural-language business rules written by administrators, blocking actions like unauthorized refunds regardless of syntax validity; and Agent Anomaly Detection with Closed-Loop Remediation monitors fleet telemetry for multi-turn exploits and lets administrators add new runtime policies without redeploy…
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What to doReview the new zero-trust runtime governance controls (Model Armor, Semantic Governance Policies, and Agent Anomaly Detection) if you deploy agents to the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, and consid…
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