Network Trust Standard™

Foreign and rogue AI agents are already exploiting the trust gap at organizational boundaries.

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~90%

of GTG-1002 attack run by AI

17,000+

actions in the Hugging Face breach

$4.7M

avg. AI agent breach cost

5/10

OWASP agentic risks NTS™ addresses

What Just Happened

Anthropic disclosed that a state-sponsored group hijacked its Claude Code agent to infiltrate government agencies and financial institutions — with AI carrying out up to 90% of the attack.
Anthropic separately disclosed that its own models gained unauthorized access to outside organizations' systems during internal testing.
An autonomous agent breached Hugging Face's production infrastructure over a single weekend, taking more than 17,000 actions with no human directing it.
The average AI agent-related breach now costs roughly $4.7 million.

Nobody at the boundary could verify what the agent was, who it belonged to, or what it was authorized to do before it acted.

Why It Keeps Happening

Internal agent governance tools police agents already inside your own environment. They can't verify an agent arriving from outside it — a vendor's agent, a partner's agent, or an agent claiming to be either. That's exactly where foreign and rogue agents operate.

How NTS™ Closes the Gap

Every agent crossing an organizational boundary carries a verifiable NTS™ credential proving its origin, owner, and authorized scope.
Agent authority is derivative, not standing — scoped by action type, data access, and time window, with every action logged.
Unregistered agents are untrusted by default and caught through endpoint rejection, fingerprint mismatch, and lateral discovery.
Credential architecture aligned to the NIST Agent Interoperability Profile. Pruuvn® is SOC 2 certified.

OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 — What NTS™ Solves

NTS™ directly addresses 5 of the 10 risks defined in the OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 — the identity, accountability, and governance risks.

Risk

NTS™

How NTS™ Mitigates

ASI03 · Identity & Privilege Abuse

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Verified agent identity with scoped, auditable credentials.

ASI05 · Inadequate Sandboxing

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Agents operate only within networks where their NTS™ credential is accepted.

ASI07 · Lack of Deployment Oversight

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Continuous compliance monitoring and audit trails for every deployed agent.

ASI09 · Insufficient Logging & Monitoring

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Every action logged against a verified identity.

ASI10 · Rogue Agents

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Credential revocation across all networks if an agent deviates from compliance.