Aga FAQs

Question 1

What types of capabilities or tools does Aga provide?

Accepted Answer

Aga includes 20 built-in Attested Governance Artifact (AGA) tools. These tools cover a wide range of functions, such as policy creation, runtime monitoring, behavioral measurement, artifact verification, key rotation, and the generation of forensic evidence bundles.

Question 2

Which specific security threats does Aga address for AI systems?

Accepted Answer

Aga offers comprehensive coverage for all 12 CoSAI MCP Security Threat Categories, including improper authentication, missing access control, data integrity, supply chain failures, and more, protecting against critical AI vulnerabilities.

Question 3

How does Aga ensure the security and integrity of AI operations?

Accepted Answer

Aga utilizes Sealed Policy Artifacts for compliance enforcement, continuous runtime measurement against cryptographic references, and maintains a tamper-evident continuity chain with signed receipts, preventing unauthorized behavior and drift.

Question 4

What is Aga and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Aga is an MCP server that enforces cryptographic compliance and runtime governance for autonomous AI systems. It acts as a zero-trust Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) for AI agents, ensuring verifiable control over their operations.

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