Map risk before you connect tools
Create a compact risk map before granting an agent tool access.
The move: map risk before permissions. Govern and map first NIST AI RMF starts from context and governance. In a workflow, that means naming who owns the agent, which policy applies, and what the workflow is allowed to affect. Read and write are different risks Reading a CRM note, drafting a task, and updating a customer record are not the same permission. Split access into read, draft, write, send, delete, and approve. Most agent experiments need fewer write permissions than the demo suggests. Controls should be concrete Use controls people can verify: dry-run mode, read-only scopes, service accounts, approval gates,…
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