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Exaforce has introduced new security capabilities to monitor and terminate autonomous AI agents that exhibit hostile behavior, addressing critical gaps in enterprise logging regarding agent actions. This development highlights the emerging necessity for specialized infrastructure to manage risks associated with agentic workflows where traditional permission models may be bypassed.
Exaforce adds a kill switch for AI agents that go rogue
Agentic security operations startup Exaforce Inc. today launched Exaforce AI Security, capabilities that let security teams see the artificial intelligence agents running across their environments and shut down the ones that turn hostile. Exaforce built the release around a gap in how enterprise logs record what agents do. Agents act with the identities and permissions […] The post Exaforce adds a kill switch for AI agents that go rogue appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Agentic security operations startup Exaforce Inc. today launched Exaforce AI Security, capabilities that let security teams see the artificial intelligence agents running across their environments and shut down the ones that turn hostile. Exaforce built the release around a gap in how enterprise logs record what agents do. Agents act with the identities and permissions of the people who deploy them, so an agent that rotates a key or pushes…
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