JetStream Clearance: Zero-Trust Authorization for AI Agents

JetStream Security announced Clearance on September 2, a reasoning engine that decides whether an AI agent action is allowed before it executes, targeting agents that delete database records, transfer funds, and chain API calls across dozens of services. JetStream Security argues that existing AI gateways only log requests, rate-limit calls, and inspect content after the fact rather than evaluating intent before execution.

AI agents now delete database records, transfer funds, and chain API calls across dozens of services — and most enterprise security tooling only tells you about it afterward. JetStream Security wants to change that with Clearance, a reasoning engine announced September 2 that decides whether an agent action is allowed before it executes. That distinction — before versus after — is the entire argument. Your AI Gateway Is Not Doing What You Think Most teams running autonomous agents have an AI gateway in place. It logs requests, rate-limits calls, maybe inspects content. What it does not do is evaluate intent … The post