Oridio operates on a strict Default-Deny posture. If an agent attempts to call a tool, access a database, or route to an API that hasn't been explicitly granted via an IAM policy, the request drops at the edge.
In a multi-agent system, "trust nothing, verify everything" is paramount. Oridio extends Zero Trust principles down to the individual agent level. Every agent execution context is provisioned with a short-lived, cryptographically signed identity token (JWT/SPIFFE) bound exclusively to its current task.
When an agent attempts to communicate with another agent or access a shared MCP tool, mutual TLS (mTLS) is enforced. The receiving entity validates the caller's identity, role, and current risk score before accepting the payload. If an agent begins exhibiting anomalous behavior, its identity is instantly revoked, isolating it from the swarm and preventing lateral movement.