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Whether runtime security can protect Agents that can bypass the gateway depends on its definition: if it is merely policy code inside the gateway, it cannot protect them; if it is a defense-in-depth system covering credential management, network isolation, and token issuance, it can provide a fallback.
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When AI Agents Bypass the Gateway, Can Runtime Security Still Backstop Them?
redditr/LangChain10/15/2026
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