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This article focuses on AppViewX's new security features designed specifically for the proliferation of autonomous AI agents, including shadow AI detection and quantum-resilient identity issuance. The primary subject is the management and governance of AI agent identities within enterprise environments, addressing critical challenges like credential sprawl and post-quantum cryptographic transitions.
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AppViewX Adds Shadow AI Visibility and a Runtime Kill Switch to Agent Identity Security

Cybersecurity News5 min read

New York, New York, October 6th, 2026, CyberNewswire Purpose-built for AI agents, new capabilities uncover shadow AI, stop rogue enterprise agents at runtime, and issue quantum-resilient agent identities  AppViewX, the leading identity security company built for the AI-powered and post-quantum enterprise, today expanded capabilities for Agent Identity Security, a solution enabling enterprises to discover every […] The post AppViewX Adds Shadow AI Visibility and a Runtime Kill Switch to Agent Identity Security appeared first on Cyber Security News.

AppViewX, the leading identity security company built for the AI-powered and post-quantum enterprise, today expanded capabilities for Agent Identity Security, a solution enabling enterprises to discover every agent, whether sanctioned or shadow; govern their posture and maintain audit-ready activity logs; and monitor and control in real time every action that the agent performs. AppViewX now also issues quantum-resilient agent identities, so trust in every agent holds as the cryptography infrastructure layer of the enterprise evolves. The sprawl of AI agents is creating a new identity challenge for CISOs. Each agent brings models, credentials, privileges, skills, and connections to enterprise systems that…

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