The paper proposes a compositional governance framework to provide richer, dynamic authorization semantics necessary for governing autonomous agentic AI systems, moving beyond traditional static IAM m…

This paper proposes a new approach for cryptographically verifiable agent authorization, formalizing it as a relation that binds an agent principal, a request, an execution context, and policy satisfa…

The paper proposes a portable authorization standard for autonomous agents, addressing the structural gaps in existing identity models when agents operate across organizational boundaries.

The paper proposes a Semantic Gateway and a Zero-Trust security model to formally validate and secure autonomous AI agents operating in enterprise systems, achieving a 100% discovery rate of unauthori…

The paper proposes a declarative, autonomous, self-protecting framework for securing complex 5G/6G networks by leveraging a standardized security ontology and automated graph reasoning to neutralize l…

The paper introduces AC4A, an access control framework that allows users to precisely limit the capabilities of LLM agents, ensuring they only access the specific APIs or parts of web pages necessary…

The paper proposes Proof-Carrying Agent Actions (PCAA), a runtime-neutral governance model that uses action certificates to consistently track and authorize high-risk actions across diverse and hetero…

The paper introduces MolTrust, a production-deployed trust infrastructure built on W3C standards (VCs and DIDs) that provides a verifiable, multi-layered authorization framework for autonomous AI agen…

The paper introduces PAuth, a new authorization model that grants agents only the precise permissions needed for a specific natural-language task, preventing overprivileging inherent in existing opera…

This paper argues for a new approach to designing sixth-generation mobile networks, prioritizing control, customer outcomes, business guarantees, software-driven operations, and technology.

KYA introduces a framework-agnostic trust and governance layer for autonomous systems that ensures actions are authorized, policy-conforming, and verifiable through a combination of novel primitives.

AgentGuard is an attribute-based access control framework designed to mitigate severe security risks, such as privacy leakage and system compromise, in tool-using LLM-based agents.

The paper introduces the Agent Name Service (ANS), a DNS-inspired trust layer implemented in Kubernetes, to provide secure discovery, identity, and governance for autonomous AI agents.

The paper introduces the Open Agent Passport (OAP), a deterministic pre-action authorization framework that intercepts and validates AI agent tool calls against a declarative policy, achieving a 0% su…

The paper proposes the Policy-Execution-Authorization (PEA) architecture, a separation-of-powers system designed to structurally enforce goal integrity in AI agents, moving safety from a probabilistic…

This paper presents a tutorial-and-survey on integrating agentic AI into Next-Generation Networks (NGNs), addressing the gap in protocol integration, evaluation, and standardization alignment.

The paper proposes a novel design for website interaction that provides fine-grained access control, enabling agentic AI to safely perform delegated critical tasks on a user's behalf.

The paper defines AI Identity as the correspondence between an agent's declared state and its observed behavior, concluding that current infrastructure and standards are fundamentally inadequate for g…

The paper proposes a layered, server-side isolation architecture to secure Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and agentic AI systems in multitenant enterprise environments, ensuring that retrieval a…

The paper proposes AgentDID, a decentralized framework using DIDs and verifiable credentials to provide trustless identity authentication and dynamic state verification for autonomous, self-managed AI…