ThreatLocker introduces zero-trust access controls for AI agents
The offering applies ThreatLocker's deny-by-default security model to AI agents. According to CRN, CEO Danny Jenkins says the capabilities aim to help managed service providers enable secure AI adoption by controlling what agents can access. RuntimeWire reports that the product's claims have not been independently tested.
- According to RuntimeWire, Jenkins developed his security approach after a cyberattack nearly destroyed a client's business.
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CRN ThreatLocker CEO On Launch Of New AI Agent Controls: ‘Massive Opportunities For MSPs’ · kalspach@thechannelcompany.com (Kyle Alspach)
RuntimeWire ThreatLocker launches AI agent controls built on its deny-by-default model · RuntimeWire Staff