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Zenity advances AI governance with Runtime Boundaries

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Zenity advances AI governance with Runtime Boundaries

Zenity has expanded its AI security platform to govern autonomous AI agent decisions before they result in enterprise actions. The platform adds Exposure Management and Runtime Boundaries capabilities that enforce security at the decision point where agents operate across multi-step workflows.

Why it matters: Security teams managing autonomous AI agents need governance controls to prevent unauthorized or risky decisions from executing in production environments.

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Zenity advances AI governance with Runtime Boundaries

Zenity expanded its artificial intelligence (AI) security platform with two new capabilities: Exposure Management and Runtime Boundaries. The additions target governance of autonomous AI agents by enforcing security checks at decision points before those decisions translate into enterprise actions, including long-running, multi-step workflows.

Why it matters: Organizations deploying autonomous AI agents need mechanisms to intercept and validate agent decisions in real time; this release addresses that operational security gap for enterprises building AI-driven automation.

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