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Free ATF assessment

See where your agent governance breaks, by element, in ten minutes.

Thirty questions. Your posture graded against the five elements of the Agentic Trust Framework, with a PDF report in your inbox before you close the tab. Free, and you don't need an email to start.

Published by the Cloud Security AllianceMicrosoft built its Agent Governance Toolkit against ATFBerlin AI Labs documented 12 production deployments mapped to all five elements

What the assessment grades.

Identity Management

Every agent has a verifiable identity, provisioned and revoked the way a person's is.

Behavioral Monitoring

What the agent actually does, compared against what it's allowed to do.

Data Governance

What it can read, what it can write, where the output can go.

Segmentation

If one agent goes wrong, it doesn't take the rest with it.

Incident Response

The plan for the day an agent does something you didn't expect.

Behavioral Monitoring

1.7
Level 1 · Ad Hoc

Every element comes back scored like this.

Start free. Go deeper when you're ready.

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Free self-assessment

Thirty questions, a maturity level for each element, the radar, the gap analysis, and the PDF report.

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Advanced ATF Assessment

Starts from your free answers and turns them into a report tuned to your industry and company size: the first eight fixes in order, the rules that apply to you, and an hour with the framework's author. Credited in full toward any engagement within 30 days. Report in three business days.

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How it works.

01

Answer 30 questions.

Ten to fifteen minutes, in your browser.

02

See your posture.

A level for each element, the radar, and the gaps in priority order.

03

Fix the weakest element first.

The report tells you which one and what to do.

04

Go deeper when you're ready.

The Advanced ATF Assessment, or a call.

Built on the Agentic Trust Framework.

ATF applies Zero Trust to AI agents. It's an open specification (CC BY 4.0) published by the Cloud Security Alliance, written by Josh Woodruff, Founding Chair of the Agentic Trust Framework at the CSAI Foundation and Co-Chair of the CSA Zero Trust Working Group. The book, Agentic AI + Zero Trust: A Guide for Business Leaders, carries a foreword by John Kindervag, who created Zero Trust.

Questions.

ATF is a vendor-neutral framework for governing AI agents, published by the Cloud Security Alliance. Five elements: Identity Management, Behavioral Monitoring, Data Governance, Segmentation, and Incident Response.

Ten minutes from now you'll know which element to fix first.