Exeon launches AgentGuard for shadow AI and autonomous agents
Original title: Exeon expands threat detection to shadow AI and autonomous agents
The product uses existing data sources, without extra agents, to flag data leakage and unexpected agent actions.
Exeon Analytics introduced Exeon.AgentGuard, a product meant to show approved and shadow AI use, autonomous agent activity, and data flows through connected tools and external services. The company says it detects deviations from expected agent behavior, including unauthorized data transfers, privilege misuse, and harmful actions on critical systems, using existing data sources without additional agents. CEO Gregor Erismann described it as a way to see what AI agents do and spot unexpected behavior. Exeon frames the release as an extension of behavioral detection beyond network security.
- Exeon.AgentGuard targets data leakage and rogue agent behavior.
- Deployment is described as using existing data sources, with no extra agents.
- No customer deployments, detection metrics, or pricing are stated.
- Vendors
- Exeon Analytics
- Products
- Exeon.AgentGuard
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1 min read at helpnetsecurity.comExeon Analytics has introduced Exeon. AgentGuard, a new AI security solution designed to give organizations visibility into approved and shadow AI use, autonomous agent activity and the data flows created through connected tools and external services.
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