How Authensor Covers All 10 OWASP Agentic Risks

How Authensor Covers All 10 OWASP Agentic Risks The OWASP Agentic AI Top 10 exists because autonomous AI agents operate at the edge of your infrastructure with incomplete observability and constrained human oversight. Unlike single-turn APIs, agents make sequential decisions, chain tools together, and drift from their original intent. Each drift point is a risk vector—and most security stacks don't address them. This post maps all 10 OWASP Agentic risks to specific Authensor products and controls, with implementation details you can operationalize today. A1: Excessive Agency The problem: An agent has access to a tool it shouldn't need, or can execute actions without proper approval gates. The agent either (a) gets tricked into using the tool via prompt injection, or (b) drifts from its task and uses it anyway. OWASP definition: Agents given overly broad permissions, enabling unintended or malicious actions. How SafeClaw mitigates A1 SafeClaw is a local enforcement gateway that sits bet