This is the third post of a 3-part series by Docker Captain Karan
Verma.Catch up on Part 1:Your Laptop Is the New Production
Environment and Part 2:Runtime Enforcement, Not Runtime Advice.
The conversation around AI governance often starts with
security.That’s understandable.When autonomous systems can execute
commands, access tools, and interact with production-adjacent
environments, organizations naturally focus on risk.But after
spending time thinking about agent workflows, I’ve become convinced
that governance is about more than security.It’s also a This is the third post of a 3-part series by Docker Captain Karan
Verma.Catch up on Part 1:Your Laptop Is the New Production
Environment and Part 2:Runtime Enforcement, Not Runtime Advice.
The conversation around AI governance often starts with
security.That’s understandable.When autonomous systems can execute
commands, access tools, and interact with production-adjacent
environments, organizations naturally focus on risk.But after
spending time thinking about agent workflows, I’ve become convinced
that governance is about more than security.It’s also a