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Public story · 2026-03-14 · source-backed
Perplexity's formal response to NIST's 2025-0035 RFI documents security observations from operating production agentic systems at millions of users. The core finding: agent architectures fundamentally break code-data separation and authority boundaries, requiring new security primitives beyond user-input filtering. This is the most authoritative industry reference for organizations architecting agent security policy.
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