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Operant AI, a cybersecurity company that provides a runtime application defense platform designed to secure AI and machine learning applications, has introduced Endpoint Protector, a security solution designed to protect environments where artificial intelligence agents operate alongside human users. The platform focuses on securing endpoints that interact with AI systems, monitoring activity, and enforcing controls to prevent unauthorized access or misuse. The tool is intended to address risks introduced as AI agents access enterprise applications, data, and services.
The tool addresses security concerns for Shadow AI, coding agents and plugins, and the MCP at endpoints. With a protection methodology that runs natively on most devices, Endpoint Protector addresses the gap at the workforce layer, with five core capabilities spanning enterprise AI and MCP registry, real-time detections with agent loop tracing, data exfiltration defense, governance, and Endpoint-native CodeInjectionGuard.
The offering is built to support what it describes as an AI workforce, where agents perform tasks across systems and require the same level of security oversight as human users. The platform aims to provide visibility into interactions and enforce policies at the endpoint level.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 05/04/20260 comments
TrustEngine, a financial technology company that provides a borrower intelligence and sales enablement platform designed specifically for the mortgage industry, has introduced artificial intelligence enhancements to its Mortgage Coach platform, targeting improvements in how loan officers create and deliver borrower presentations.
The updates automate parts of the presentation-building process, using AI to generate content and insights based on borrower data. The goal is to help loan officers produce more personalized and consistent proposals while reducing manual effort. With the enhancements, MortgageCoach uses a flexible AI-powered creation experience using natural language input, guided templates or the option of uploading documents.
Mortgage Coach is used by lenders to present loan options and financial scenarios to borrowers. The new capabilities are designed to streamline workflows and improve communication throughout the lending process and extend the mission by making high-quality, consultative presentations instantly accessible to every loan officer, regardless of experience level. The enhancements also aim to help loan officers respond more quickly to client inquiries and adjust presentations as financial conditions change. Mortgage lenders are increasingly adopting digital tools to improve efficiency and customer experience.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 05/04/20260 comments
DocumentReview.Law, a secure and fast legal document review software, has introduced an AI-powered platform designed to support eDiscovery and legal document review for law firms and legal professionals. The platform uses artificial intelligence to automate tasks such as document analysis, classification, and search, helping lawyers manage large volumes of case-related data more efficiently.
The tool is intended to reduce the time and cost associated with traditional eDiscovery processes. The aim is to assist professional legal practitioners with access to pragmatic AI that can free teams from using cumbersome legal document review tools, and offers an AI assistant called DocAI to catch mistakes that allows users to work smarter.
The system was built by attorneys, with a focus on usability, security and affordability for smaller firms and individual practitioners. The platform is designed to integrate into existing legal workflows while maintaining data protection and compliance standards. DocumentReview.Law aims to free attorneys from vendors' contracts, and they're offering a free 14-day trial, no reactivation fees.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 05/04/20260 comments
NetSentries, a provider of security assessments for enterprises, has announced the general availability of its AI-augmented security testing platform. Designed to help organizations identify and remediate vulnerabilities more efficiently, the platform integrates artificial intelligence into security testing processes, enabling automated detection of potential weaknesses in applications and infrastructure. The system is intended to reduce manual effort while improving the speed and accuracy of security assessments.
NetSentries incorporates commercially available AI frontier models within controlled, security-assessed environments to enhance reasoning, scalability, exploitation, deployment, and coverage.
The platform supports continuous testing workflows, allowing organizations to identify issues earlier in the development lifecycle. The launch includes a human-in-the-loop-governed operating model to accelerate the validation of real-world exposures. The goal is to help security and development teams collaborate more effectively and address risks before they reach production environments.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 05/04/20260 comments
Powerfleet, a leader in the Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) software-as-a-service (SaaS) mobile asset management industry, has launched an AI-powered video SaaS in collaboration with TELUS, a communications technology company, targeting fleet and asset management operations across North America. The solution, called Vision 360 Plus, integrates video data with telematics systems to provide real-time insights into vehicle activity, driver behavior, and operational risks. The platform is designed to help organizations improve safety, monitor compliance and optimize fleet performance through AI-driven analysis. Vision 360 Plus enables fleet operators to reduce risk, improve driver performance, and drive coaching workflows, further strengthening customer expansion, retention, and Unity platform engagement.
Vision 360 Plus offers automated event detection and reporting, allowing fleet operators to respond more quickly to incidents and identify patterns that may impact efficiency or safety. The collaboration with TELUS is intended to expand the platform’s reach and support deployment across enterprise customers. Fleet operators are increasingly adopting AI-based video and analytics tools to manage distributed assets. The launch underscores Powerfleet's continued execution of its growth strategy, expanding its AIoT SaaS platform, deepening strategic partnerships.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/27/20260 comments
Operant AI, a specialist in Runtime AI Application Defense, has introduced CodeInjectionGuard, a security tool designed to protect artificial intelligence agents from runtime code injection attacks. The solution monitors and analyzes agent behavior during execution to detect and prevent malicious code from being introduced into AI workflows, at the runtime point, where attacks usually occur. The goal is to secure agent-based systems that interact with multiple data sources, applications and APIs in real time. Key capabilities of the Guard include Runtime Package Scanning, Shell Execution Monitoring, File Read Interception, and Dynamic Code Execution Blocking.
Operant AI focuses on securing AI and cloud-native environments, and the new offering is intended to address risks that emerge as AI agents take on more operational responsibilities. The platform is designed to provide visibility into agent activity and enforce runtime protections. Security concerns are growing as organizations adopt AI agents that can execute tasks across systems. The company said, "CodeInjectionGuard was built for this reality: defense at runtime, at the point of execution, where the fight actually happens."
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/27/20260 comments
groundcover, a cloud native observability platform, has expanded its observability platform to support artificial intelligence agents and agent-based workflows running on Google Cloud. The update extends its monitoring capabilities to track how AI agents interact with applications, services, and infrastructure. The platform is designed to provide visibility into performance, behavior, and dependencies across distributed systems, helping teams identify issues and optimize operations. The update includes agent trace visibility, accurate cost attribution, including prompt caching and Google Vertex AI support.
groundcover focuses on observability for cloud-native environments, and the new capabilities are intended to address challenges introduced by agent-based architectures. These systems can operate across multiple services and data sources, making traditional monitoring approaches less effective. The company said, "Customers can start with the AI Observability data automatically gathered by the groundcover eBPF sensor, and the OTel native aspect of the platform means any strategic changes they need to their observability are simple to design."
The integration with Google Cloud supports organizations deploying AI-driven applications at scale, enabling them to monitor agent activity alongside standard application metrics. As enterprises adopt AI agents, observability is becoming more complex. This release addresses what production deployments deem as the next unsolved problem: visibility into multi-step agentic systems.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/27/20260 comments
STL, an advanced connectivity solutions provider, has launched its Neuralis data center connectivity portfolio in the United States to support the growing infrastructure demands of artificial intelligence workloads. The portfolio is designed to address challenges in modern AI data centers, including high-density cabling requirements and increased east-west traffic between systems. Neuralis includes solutions for fiber connectivity and data center interconnect, supporting large-scale GPU clusters and high-throughput data movement. The suite is categorized into two critical pillars including maximizing the AI whitespace and high-speed data center interconnect (DCI).
STL said the offering focuses on pre-terminated, high-density cabling systems to reduce deployment complexity and improve reliability. The platform also includes infrastructure designed to support high-speed data transfer across data center campuses. The launch reflects broader shifts in data center design as AI workloads drive new requirements for performance and scalability.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/27/20260 comments
Zero Networks, a provider of Zero Trust security solutions, has introduced an AI segmentation capability designed to help organizations manage and secure artificial intelligence agents operating within enterprise networks. The approach focuses on controlling how AI agents interact with systems and data by applying segmentation policies that restrict access and movement. The goal is to reduce the risk of lateral movement, where compromised agents or credentials could be used to access additional resources across the environment. The update governs AI via granular network identity controls and embeds AI inside the platform, where it can improve security operations more precisely.
Some key launches include AI SaaS Control, AI Agent Control, LLM Protection, AI Lateral Movement Control, and AI-Powered Compliance and Risk Engines. Zero Networks said, " While others are still watching dashboards, Zero is enforcing outcomes, stopping lateral movement and preventing threats from becoming business problems.”
Zero Networks said the platform provides visibility into AI-driven activity and simplifies security operations by enforcing granular access controls. The capability is intended to integrate with existing network security frameworks while addressing risks specific to agent-based systems. Security teams are increasingly concerned about how AI agents expand the enterprise attack surface.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/23/20260 comments
Verdent, an AI-native software company that builds developer tools, has introduced a platform positioned as an AI-powered engineering team, designed to help organizations automate software development and operational tasks. The system uses coordinated AI agents to perform functions typically handled by engineering teams, including coding, testing, and deployment. The platform is intended to support builders by streamlining development workflows and reducing manual effort across the software lifecycle.
The approach focuses on enabling teams to move from idea to implementation more quickly by integrating AI agents into development environments. The system is designed to work alongside existing tools and infrastructure, allowing organizations to incorporate automation without replacing current workflows. Enterprises are increasingly exploring AI agents to augment or automate software development processes.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 04/20/20260 comments