Agentic Security — The Man at the Crossroads
Governance, built where decisions are made.
In one week of October 2026, five levels moved at once — technology, market, politics, civil society, Europe. And nobody, no framework, no dashboard, no sales deck, had an answer to the only question they all share: Who exactly is at the wheel?
This book is the answer. It starts with a diagnosis you don’t want to hear: classical control is not badly built — it sits in the wrong places. It guards the edges of the system while the agents have long since moved to the middle: delegating to each other, passing data, preparing decisions before a human ever sees them. The edges are maintained. The middle is unoccupied.
The answer is the decision point — the only place in a system where control is faster than emergence. And a human being standing there. Every node needs an owner. Every interface needs a person. Every process needs accountability.
Written in cooperation with an AI assistant (Vibe, Mistral) — a book about agent-controlled systems, written under exactly the discipline it teaches. Like everything on this roadmap, it is honest about its shelf life: dated, versioned, and proud of it.
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