aiqbench analysis
Rig Security addresses a critical gap in enterprise security by distinguishing between human employees and autonomous AI agents operating under their identities, preventing false positives during threat response. By leveraging machine learning to correlate identity signals across cloud and on-premises systems, the platform enables granular control that stops malicious agent actions without disrupting legitimate user workflows. This shift is essential as coding assistants and other autonomous tools increasingly execute tasks within human accounts, creating new audit blind spots for security teams.
Rig Security launches with $12M to watch AI agents that run under employees’ accounts
Israeli identity security startup Rig Security Inc. launched today with $12 million in new funding to help enterprises keep watch over the artificial intelligence agents that operate under their employees’ accounts. Rig’s platform is aimed at a blind spot in how identity activity gets recorded. Coding assistants and autonomous agents seldom sign in under an […] The post Rig Security launches with $12M to watch AI agents that run under employees’ accounts appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Israeli identity security startup Rig Security Inc. launched today with $12 million in new funding to help enterprises keep watch over the artificial intelligence agents that operate under their employees’ accounts. Rig’s platform is aimed at a blind spot in how identity activity gets recorded. Coding assistants and autonomous agents seldom sign in under an identity of their own, and whatever they do is logged against the developer or service…
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