The Agent’s Egress
Security wants a yes or a noYou are the senior on the network security side. Two directors are waiting on your answer, both of them hoping for a different one, and the honest answer is the unpopular shape.
"Our internal agent platform is making thousands of outbound TLS connections a day to domains we have never seen. The platform team saysss it is just the AI agent calling its tools and there is nothing to worry about. Legal is asking whether customer data is leaving. We need a yes or a no by end of day."
You are judged on three things. Accuracy: did you work out what was really wrong and deal with it. Economy: how directly you got there, in the incident’s own minutes. Integrity: what you preserved, who you told, and whether you claimed anything you had not established. The third is the one people fail.
Finish it, with any outcome, and its interview pack unlocks: 3 questions with weak, good and strong answers, the follow-up, and the trap.
Choose one
Incident log
Everything you do, in order. This is what a real handover is written from.
Nothing has happened yet.
How bad is it
Wrong moves push this up. Containing the problem pushes it back down.
What you have established
Facts you have actually observed, not guesses.
Nothing yet.