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NVIDIA's new platform addresses critical risks associated with autonomous AI agents by enforcing independent, kernel-level security controls that prevent "agent drift" and unauthorized system access. By leveraging the open-source OpenShell runtime, this initiative establishes a trust layer for agentic workflows that operates outside the agent's own environment, ensuring policies cannot be bypassed during execution. This move represents a significant shift toward infrastructure-based safety mechanisms required as AI systems gain broader autonomy over enterprise data and networks.

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NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform With 100 Industry Partners to Secure Autonomous AI Agents

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 28, 20263 min read

NVIDIA has launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open framework designed to secure autonomous AI agents as they gain access to models, tools, code execution environments, data, networks, and enterprise systems. More than 100 organizations across the AI ecosystem back the initiative, including application developers, model providers, infrastructure vendors, chip companies, and energy providers. […] The post NVIDIA Launches Open Agent Safety Platform With 100 Industry Partners to Secure Autonomous AI Agents appeared first on Cyber Security News.

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