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NVIDIA launches agent safety platform with TrendAI

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NVIDIA has partnered with TrendAI on the launch of its new NVIDIA Agent Safety Platform, with TrendAI extending the platform with threat intelligence, monitoring and security controls.

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NVIDIA has launched the NVIDIA Agent Safety Platform, with support from TrendAI, for enterprises moving autonomous AI agents into production. TrendAI is extending the platform with threat intelligence, monitoring and security controls across AI systems as companies grapple with the risks of agents that can access data, credentials and operational tools without step-by-step human approval. AI agents are drawing closer scrutiny because they do more than generate text or analyse information. In enterprise settings, they can use software tools, retain context across sessions and carry out tasks inside production systems. That raises the stakes if a model is manipulated or a connected system is exposed. Security for these systems should not focus on a single point, the companies said. Their approach is based on the view that risk sits across the model, the orchestration layer that runs the agent, and the tools and data sources the agent can reach. According to NVIDIA, the platform uses OpenShell to enforce policy outside the agent's execution environment. It also uses NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPUs and NVIDIA DOCA to add a hardware-based security layer beneath the host system. TrendAI said its Vision One platform adds oversight on top of that infrastructure layer, including threat intelligence, visibility into agent activity, and detection and response functions designed to help...

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