Posts tagged autonomous defence.
Beyond Zero answers what the machine decides. It does not answer who said it could.
Google's Beyond Zero moves the trust boundary from the application to the individual action and puts a reasoning layer in the access path. The objection that landed on Hacker News, that a non-deterministic evaluator does not belong there, is aimed one layer too low. The gap is not determinism. It is legitimacy: nothing establishes that a given system has the standing to act in your environment, against your traffic, under your conditions. Vendor-asserted accuracy is not evidence.
Earned Autonomy: A Governance Framework for Autonomous Network Defence
Autonomous mitigations already act at machine speed - but we still have no legitimate framework for granting them authority over novel threats.
On Earned Autonomy: When Should Machines Defend Networks Without Asking?
Machines attack at machine speed. Humans defend at human speed. We propose a governance framework for closing that gap, not through blind trust but through demonstrated competence.
