SuperCom Adds SafeGenie Controls to Block High-Risk AI Agent Actions
SuperCom has introduced SafeGenie, a cybersecurity suite designed to assess, allow, flag or block autonomous AI-agent actions before they complete.
SuperCom has introduced SafeGenie, a cybersecurity suite designed to assess, allow, flag or block autonomous AI-agent actions before they complete.
Trend Micro plans to extend AI-assisted threat analysis and policy-based response into private, sovereign and on-premises environments using NVIDIA Nemotron models.
NVIDIA's OpenShell Reference Architecture combines secure agent runtimes with continuous monitoring and hardware enforcement for organizations deploying AI agents across enterprise infrastructure.
The partners have made SecEdge's firmware TPM available across Variscite i.MX modules, providing a hardware-anchored option for secure boot, device identity and cryptographic-key protection.
Google Cloud is previewing a managed Wiz Runtime Sensor add-on for GKE, aiming to make Kubernetes runtime detection easier to deploy and govern across a fleet.
ServiceNow's planned AI Passport capability is designed to let IT and security teams verify, constrain and revoke AI-agent permissions during multi-agent workflows.
Qualys has made TruRisk Eliminate 2.0 generally available, adding remediation intelligence designed to help security and IT teams reduce exposure without increasing operational disruption.
Tenable's Exchange Inspector combines automated inspection, model assessment and researcher review to give security teams more context on selected open-source AI components.
Netskope has introduced AgentSkope Marketplace, a central console for security and network teams to deploy, govern and monitor AI agents.
Rapid7 has launched Rapid7 Intelligence, combining threat intelligence and vulnerability research to feed protective actions across its security operations products.