JetStream Security shipped Clearance on September 2 — a reasoning engine that sits between your agent and every tool it can call, evaluates whether the action fits the agent’s approved design, and blocks it before execution if it doesn’t. Most teams running agent fleets today have detection-only coverage: they’ll learn something went wrong minutes or hours after data left the building. Clearance is built on a different premise: authorize at the point of action, not after the fact. Detection Is Not Authorization This framing matters more than it might seem. Runtime security platforms — CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, the usual roster — […]
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