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This product addresses the critical intersection where autonomous AI agent proliferation meets the urgent need for post-quantum cryptographic resilience. By integrating native PKI foundations directly into agent governance frameworks, it aims to secure a rapidly expanding attack surface that traditional human-centric security models cannot adequately manage. The solution provides enterprises with a unified control plane essential for maintaining digital trust in an environment where both AI autonomy and quantum threats converge simultaneously.
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AppViewX Launches Agent Identity Security to Govern Agents for the AI and Quantum Era

Cybersecurity News5 min read

New York, United States of America, June 16th, 2026, CyberNewswire Agent Identity Security combines AI agent governance with a native PKI foundation, directly targeting ungoverned AI agents, enterprise security’s fastest-growing blind spot  AppViewX today announced Agent Identity Security, a new product within the AppViewX platform that discovers, governs, secures, and monitors AI agents across the entire […] The post AppViewX Launches Agent Identity Security to Govern Agents for the AI and Quantum Era appeared first on Cyber Security News.

AppViewX today announced Agent Identity Security, a new product within the AppViewX platform that discovers, governs, secures, and monitors AI agents across the entire enterprise. Agent Identity Security extends AppViewX’s platform, built on a decade of machine identity and PKI expertise, into AI agent security, giving CISOs and their teams a single control plane for every machine and agent identity in their environment. Two megatrends are colliding inside the enterprise simultaneously right now. AI agents are proliferating at unprecedented speed, acting autonomously on…

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