Physix Frontier · News Briefing Card (Leiphone · Nov 4, 2026)

CAICT, 360 and Huawei release agent self-discipline pact with eight security measures

KEY FACTS

On November 4, the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), 360, Huawei and others released the 'Agent Development Self-Discipline Convention' at the World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit.
360 is one of the core initiating units of the convention and took part in its drafting and release.
The convention sets out eight self-discipline measures focused on trust systems, security protection and governance mechanisms.
The convention requires building out technical systems for risk assessment, runtime monitoring, behavior control and anomaly circuit-breaking.
360 launched an agent security protection and management system covering asset discovery, behavior control, threat detection and other stages.

KEY DATA

8Number of self-discipline measures

PHYSIX OBSERVATION

The security gap in cross-platform agent collaboration has become a bottleneck for deployment, and an industry self-discipline convention arriving ahead of mandatory regulation shows the contest over standard-setting has already begun. 360 aligning the convention's clauses with its own security products is a classic 'standards as market' play. Users will struggle to perceive changes in the short term, but when government and enterprise buyers procure agents, security compliance will gradually become a hard threshold.

Source: Leiphone report