Zero Networks

Zero Networks is a cybersecurity company specializing in zero-trust network access and microsegmentation technologies designed to protect enterprise infrastructure. For AI governance, Zero Networks matters because it enables organizations to implement granular access controls around sensitive AI systems, training data repositories, and model inference endpoints, ensuring that only authorized users and services can interact with critical AI components. This capability supports compliance requirements by providing detailed audit trails of who accessed what resources and when, which is increasingly important as enterprises deploy large language models and other AI systems that handle regulated or sensitive information.

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Corporate PolicyGlobal2026-08-03

Two-Thirds of Enterprises Lack Agent Governance Policies as Network-Layer Controls Emerge

Zero Networks has launched a capability called Least Agency Enforcement that applies the OWASP Least Agency principle at the network and identity layers to constrain AI agent autonomy. The offering uses identity-based micro-segmentation and just-in-time authentication to limit agents to explicitly authorized systems and block lateral movement if an agent is compromised. Zero Networks' own research found that roughly two-thirds of enterprises deploying AI agents have no governance policies covering them.

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