The control plane for agentic action.
The Agent Perimeter — independent coverage of agentic security
Independent coverage of agent identity, tool and data access, runtime behavior, and governance. For the people who actually run these systems, not just the ones signing off on them.
No spam, one email when we go live in January 2027.
Every story here starts with the same three questions.
“What changed?”
“What is actually true?”
"What should the operator—and the leader accountable for the outcome—do next?"
The beat starts where most agent coverage stops: after deployment.
Real operating evidence, practitioner insight, and the tools shaping agentic security—beyond launch announcements and keynote claims.
Agent identity
Security teams deciding whether an agent gets its own identity or inherits a human's, and living with what that choice breaks down the line.
Tool and data access
Where a team's permission model held under real use, where it didn't, and who found out first.
Runtime behavior
What security teams actually see once an agent is running loose in production, the incidents, the guardrails that worked, and the ones that didn't.
Governance
Who's writing the rules for agentic systems before the field has agreed what needs rules, and what they're getting wrong along the way.
The one thing you can count on.
Perimeter Check
Five stories, real analysis, every Friday from day one. Not a roundup of what happened, our read on what actually mattered and why.
Weekly, from launchInside the Perimeter
If you've done the work: security practitioners, industry analysts, security researchers, technical leaders, educators, or watched it closely enough to have real insight, we want to hear from you.
A clear point of view on a trend, framework, standards effort, or debate in agentic security, from the people actually in it.
A real deployment: what a team tried, what broke, what they'd do differently. Specifics, outcomes or learnings. Not a vendor pitch.
How to pitch
One paragraph: which column you're pitching, the angle, why it matters now, and why you're the right person to write it.
Unpaid, byline and platform. We're upfront about that from the pitch stage on.
Response within two weeks
Pitch a storyWe're building a small group of founding sponsors.
Prioritizing identity, non-human identity, AI security, AI governance, and agent-observability vendors, plus the systems integrators and advisory firms serving security leaders in this space.
Founding sponsors help establish a practitioner-first publication and receive early access to a focused audience of security leaders, architects, engineers, and operators evaluating how to deploy and govern agentic systems.
- A clearly labeled launch sponsorship
- Recurring newsletter sponsorship
- Priority pricing and first placement in the newsletter rotation for founding sponsors
Sponsorship supports the publication; it does not determine editorial coverage, conclusions, or contributor selection.
Become a founding sponsor
Get in touch to start a discovery conversation, no formal pitch required yet. We're still learning what's genuinely useful to your team.
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We launch in January 2027. We will send a few notes as we build, then the first issue when we go live. No newsletter clutter.