EACP / Deployment

Private AI Agent Deployment Brief

Compare on-premise, private-cloud and hybrid-cloud paths through data location, system connectivity, operating boundaries and security accountability.

01

Start with data and accountability boundaries

On-premise deployment can suit teams that want core components, data handling and operating responsibility within their own environment. Private cloud preserves dedicated isolation while using cloud infrastructure. Hybrid deployments coordinate models, control planes and internal systems across environments.

No option is universally right. Assessment should focus on where data is handled, who operates the environment, how Agents connect to systems and whether controls remain consistent end to end.

02

Enterprise system access must remain controlled

Regardless of deployment type, Agents should not bypass existing identity, permission and data-governance practices to access core systems. The control plane organizes Agents, Skills, tool access, approval and audit into a consistent enterprise boundary.

The public brief presents only high-level connection relationships and principles, such as governed tool access, approval for sensitive actions and audit trails for critical activity.

03

Deployment assessment includes long-term operations

A deployment choice affects not only go-live, but also version updates, capability release, incident response and compliance review. The brief helps teams align on those questions before a PoC.

It does not replace infrastructure designs, network configuration or CI/CD guidance. Those are established with the actual environment during implementation.

Control flow

Private deployment assessment path

  1. 01Data boundary
  2. 02Deployment type
  3. 03System access
  4. 04Access control
  5. 05Audit ownership
  6. 06PoC

Assessment

Confirm during assessment

  • Where are sensitive data and workloads processed?
  • How do enterprise systems expose governed capabilities to Agents?
  • Do identity, approval and audit controls stay consistent across environments?
  • Who owns operation, upgrade, incident response and compliance review?