Here at wolfSSL, we are seeing a lot of interest in AI. Some of the most fascinating developments that are happening are around letting different AI agents communicate with each other. Do those communications need to be secured, authenticated, and integrity checked? Of course!
Enter the A2A (Agent2Agent) protocol, which uses HTTPS as its primary transport layer.
Check out the official A2A protocol implementation links:
How can wolfSSL help in this endeavor? Well, it is looking like the government is going to be one of the biggest consumers of AI technology, with a fast and agile uptake of AI technology. If they are going to need cryptography to protect this protocol, it had better be FIPS 140-3 certified! Did we mention our FIPS 140-3 certificate #4718?
This shows the chain of dependencies from the A2A reference library down to the OpenSSL library, which provides the underlying cryptographic functionality:
A2A Reference Library → httpx → httpcore → ssl (Python module) → OpenSSL
We can add wolfProvider and wolfCrypt FIPS to that to bring it into compliance so the government can use it! It would look like this:
A2A Reference Library → httpx → httpcore → ssl (Python module) → OpenSSL → wolfProvider → wolfCrypt FIPS
For extra performance, another option would be to do an integration with wolfssl-py; our python wrapper for wolfSSL.
Interested in seeing this happen? We are! Let us know if you’re interested!
If you have questions about any of the above, please contact us at facts@wolfssl.com or call us at +1 425 245 8247.
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