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<\/a>\nZero Networks\u2019 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure Report<\/a> research<\/a> reveals that nearly 80% of enterprises have already deployed internal AI agents, yet two-thirds lack governance policies for them \u2014 creating rapidly expanding, unmanaged attack surfaces. As organizations grant AI agents the ability to access enterprise systems, invoke privileged tools, and make decisions with minimal human oversight, they must also define and enforce appropriate levels of autonomy. The OWASP Agentic Applications Top 10 Project\u2019s<\/a> Least Agency principle recommends constraining an agent\u2019s autonomy, tool access, and decision-making authority to reduce the impact of prompt injection, privilege abuse, and compromised AI agents.<\/p> \nUsing identity-based microsegmentation, policy automation, and just-in-time MFA for privileged access, Zero Networks\u2019 Least Agency Enforcement ensures that AI agents communicate only with explicitly authorized systems, only access approved resources, and require human approval before performing sensitive administrative actions. Unlike governance frameworks that document policy, Zero Networks enforces Least Agency across cloud, on-premises, Kubernetes, IoT\/OT, and hybrid environments.<\/p> \n\u201cLeast privilege works because it is simple: give people access to what they need, nothing more. We're doing the same thing for AI agents, except now it must be automatic, because nobody has time to babysit a thousand agents by hand,\u201d said Benny Lakunishok, CEO and Co-founder of Zero Networks. \u201cIf an agent gets fooled or misused, it should hit a wall almost immediately, not wander around the network looking for something valuable. That's the bet we're making: less freedom for the agent now, which beats explaining a breach later.\u201d<\/p> \nWith Zero Networks\u2019 Least Agency Enforcement, organizations can:<\/p> \nLeast Agency Enforcement builds upon Zero Networks\u2019 AI Security platform, including AI Agent Control, AI Segmentation, AI SaaS Control, and protection for enterprise LLM deployments. Together, these capabilities provide organizations with an enforcement layer that allows AI innovation to proceed without sacrificing security or cyber resilience.<\/p> \nAvailability<\/b><\/p> \nLeast Agency Enforcement is available now. To learn more or request a demo, visit zeronetworks.com<\/a>.<\/p> \nZero Networks at Black Hat USA<\/b><\/p> \nZero Networks will showcase Least Agency Enforcement and its AI security platform at Black Hat USA 2026 in Booth #1852. To request a meeting or learn more about Zero Networks' activities at Black Hat, visit zeronetworks.com\/landing\/black-hat-26<\/a>.<\/p> \nAbout Zero Networks<\/b><\/p> \nZero Networks helps organizations prevent attacks, minimize blast radius, and maintain business continuity \u2013 even when attackers get inside. By making every connection verified and intentional through identity-driven microsegmentation, Zero Networks tightly limits lateral movement, reduces operational risk, and strengthens cyber resilience. The platform deploys quickly and enforces adaptive, automated policies that eliminate manual management, technology sprawl, and long-term operational debt. The result is simpler, more resilient security that lowers cost and complexity while enabling organizations to scale, preserve uptime, protect revenue, and meet compliance requirements as environments evolve.<\/p> \nZero Networks was recently recognized as a finalist for the Best Security Vendor of the Year in CRN\u2019s 2026 Best of the Channel Awards. Learn more at zeronetworks.com.<\/a><\/p>\n