A landing-zone accelerator deployment succeeded. Its designers claim no further security work is needed for a new AI agent workload. What is the best response?

Choose the single best answer.

A.Move the agent outside the landing-zone hierarchy to avoid AI governance
B.Give the agent platform-wide Owner so it can handle any workload dependency
C.Accept the claim because deployment success proves authorization works
D.Validate the platform and add the workload-specific model, data, identity, and tool controls

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Validate the platform and add the workload-specific model, data, identity, and tool controls

Validate the platform and add the workload-specific model, data, identity, and tool controls: The foundation supports the workload but does not prove its individual security outcomes. Accept the claim because deployment success proves authorization works: Resource deployment does not validate agent and data access. Move the agent outside the landing-zone hierarchy to avoid AI governance: New technology still needs common guardrails and additional applicable controls. Give the agent platform-wide Owner so it can handle any workload dependency: This violates scope and least privilege.

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