ThreatLocker launches Zero Trust AI Control for agent actions
Original title: ThreatLocker adds external controls for AI agent access and execution
ZTAIC applies external limits on what agents can access, execute and connect to, including when one request spans multiple apps.
ThreatLocker announced Zero Trust AI Control (ZTAIC), a product meant to govern agentic AI from outside the model rather than relying on self-enforced guardrails. The company says controls stay in place if an agent behaves unexpectedly and can cover access, execution and connections across applications, scripts, browsers and other services. Pre-built policies can be tailored. Together with ThreatLocker Allowlisting and Web Content Control, it is positioned to cover which AI apps are allowed and what authorized agents can do.
- ThreatLocker says AI guardrails can be bypassed by self-enforcement.
- ZTAIC is meant to govern agents independently of the AI deployment.
- It works with Allowlisting and Web Content Control across the AI lifecycle.
- The announcement does not name customers, pricing or a release date.
- Vendors
- ThreatLocker
From the original article
1 min read at helpnetsecurity.comThreatLocker has announced the launch of Zero Trust AI Control (ZTAIC), giving organizations a tool to deploy agentic AI without surrendering control of their environments. ZTAIC enables security teams to give AI agents exactly what they need to perform their jobs while keeping everything else out of reach, even as agents invoke other applications and processes to take action.
By Industry News · helpnetsecurity.com
A short excerpt; the article and its images belong to the publisher. Summary, key facts and assessment above are AI-written from the article and can be wrong.