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RSA launches Agent ID for regulated AI-agent operationsRSA Agent ID is designed to discover agents, register their owners, verify authority for consequential actions and govern where agents execute. The product targets regulated organisations that need auditable controls across agent lifecycles.→Tornjak 1.8 adds versioned SPIFFE APIs and bundle managementThe release adds a versioned Tornjak API, SPIRE bundle operations and a unique SPIRE server identifier. It also removes verbs from the new v1 API paths in favour of method-based semantics.→Gurucul releases runtime detection and prevention for risky AI behaviourThe product inventories agents, models, tools and hosts, maps detections to MITRE ATLAS and the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, and provides response playbooks. Runtime prevention is available in preview.→Ping Identity adds runtime identity controls for Claude and coding agentsEnterprise Personal Agent Access, delivered through PingOne Privilege, associates agent sessions with the user and device behind them and applies allow, deny, logging and approval policies at runtime. Ping said the controls cover desktop assistants such as Claude and coding agents such as Claude Code, including commit attribution without long-lived credentials.→Britive launches task-scoped runtime controls for AI-agent accessARC is designed to grant intent-bound access during a job and remove that access afterwards. Britive says its controls cover identity, requests, authorisation, privileges, actions and outcomes, but the release is a vendor product claim rather than independent evidence of deployment or effectiveness.→Portnox adds network-level enforcement for risky AI-agent identitiesPortnox said its new Microsoft Defender integration joins existing CrowdStrike and SentinelOne integrations to enforce network controls based on risk signals. The company said organisations can automatically block or quarantine agent identities and revoke access when an agent behaves anomalously or violates policy.→