PRE Security Launches Guardrails for AI Agents
PRE Security launched AgentGuard to monitor and control autonomous AI agents in enterprise environments.
AI agents are becoming security actors because they can use credentials, query systems, call APIs and take actions across enterprise workflows.
What happened
PRE Security launched AgentGuard, a capability for monitoring and controlling autonomous AI agents. The product is designed to evaluate agent behaviour and allow, monitor, require approval for, or block actions before execution.
Why it matters
Enterprise security teams need a way to manage agent actions before they cause operational or data exposure problems. Agent guardrails are becoming a dedicated control layer as companies move from pilots to deployment.
The bigger picture
AI security is expanding beyond model safety into runtime governance. Tools like AgentGuard point to a future where agent behaviour is monitored much like user, device and application behaviour today.