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Arcjet's new runtime security layer addresses the critical gap in governing autonomous AI agents that execute complex workflows across production systems without human intervention. By enabling real-time policy enforcement and audit trails for agent actions, this tool helps organizations mitigate risks like prompt injection and unauthorized data exfiltration as AI capabilities expand beyond simple chat interfaces.

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Exclusive: Arcjet launches runtime security to track and control AI agents in production

SiliconANGLESeptember 17, 20264 min read

Developer security startup Arcjet Labs Inc. today launched agent runtime security, a new offering that tracks what artificial intelligence agents do once they are running in production systems. Security teams get a list of which agents are active, and each action an agent takes can be checked against policy before it goes through. Every run […] The post Exclusive: Arcjet launches runtime security to track and control AI agents in production appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Developer security startup Arcjet Labs Inc. today launched agent runtime security, a new offering that tracks what artificial intelligence agents do once they are running in production systems. Security teams get a list of which agents are active, and each action an agent takes can be checked against policy before it goes through. Every run is also logged for later review. The release takes aim at a problem that…

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