Write for The Agent Perimeter

Who we want to hear from

Security practitioners, researchers, and technical leaders with real experience in agent identity, tool and data access, runtime behavior, or AI governance. Analysts and others who track how these projects actually play out, or who understand standards impact, are welcome too. If you've done the work or watched it closely enough to have real insight, not just surface-level takes, we want to hear from you.

What we publish

• Perspective pieces

  700–850 words

  A clear point of view on a trend, framework, or debate.

• Technical explainers

  1,000–1,200 words

  Break down a framework or technical concept for a security leadership audience.

• Permission Slip

  600–800 words

  A teardown of one real agent permission or tool-access failure mode.

How to pitch

One paragraph: which column you're pitching (Perspective, Technical Explainer, or Permission Slip), the angle, why it matters now, and why you're the right person to write it. Send it to writefor@theagentperimeter.com. Expect a response within two weeks.

What happens after

We edit for clarity and length, and you see the edit before it runs. This is unpaid, byline and platform, so we're upfront about that from the pitch stage on. Original work only, if it's been published elsewhere, tell us upfront.