Sysdig AI Defense adds runtime guardrails for AI agents
Original title: Sysdig AI Defense puts runtime guardrails on AI agents
It can allow, hold, or block an agent action before it finishes and keeps a kernel record the agent cannot change.
Sysdig announced general availability of Sysdig AI Defense, which monitors AI agent activity on endpoints and in cloud environments. It compares actions with organization policy and can allow, hold, or block them before completion. The company says coverage includes Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor, and that the product complements existing endpoint and red-team tools.
Unconfirmed: The 31-second JADEPUFFER figure is Sysdig's claim, and the 77% governance figure comes from an IBM survey.
- Sysdig says the kernel sees about seven processes for each logged agent action.
- Policies begin in alert mode and can later move to enforcement.
- Supported platforms include Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor.
- Sysdig says a JADEPUFFER agent fixed its own login failure in 31 seconds.
- Vendors
- Sysdig
- Products
- Sysdig AI Defense
- Malware
- JADEPUFFER
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4 min read at helpnetsecurity.comSysdig has announced the general availability of Sysdig AI Defense, giving organizations tools to monitor and control AI agent activity across endpoints and cloud environments. The platform checks agent actions against company policies to allow them, hold them for user approval or block them before completion. It also records agent activity and policy decisions for investigations and audits.
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