Agent Security Suite

Agent Security Suite is an enterprise AI cybersecurity platform category, led by vendors like Zenity, that provides unified security governance, runtime threat detection, and compliance controls for autonomous AI agents deployed across business environments, with custom pricing typically ranging from $10,000 to $200,000+ annually depending on scale and modules selected. As organizations moved beyond simple chatbot deployments into full agentic AI systems throughout 2024–2026, traditional application security tools proved fundamentally insufficient for the new risk surface that autonomous agents introduce. AI agents operate with elevated permissions, maintain persistent state, invoke external tools via protocols like MCP, and chain actions across multiple enterprise systems — creating attack vectors and compliance gaps that conventional WAFs, DLP, and endpoint security cannot address.

Zenity, founded in 2021 and headquartered in Tel Aviv with offices in New York, has emerged as the category-defining vendor with over 50 enterprise customers as of early 2026, including deployments across Fortune 500 financial services, healthcare, and government organizations. The platform processes security telemetry from more than 500,000 monitored AI agents across customer environments, analyzing over 2 billion agent actions monthly to detect threats and policy violations in real time.

The architecture is organized into three reinforcing modules. The Observability layer automatically discovers and inventories every AI agent across the enterprise — whether built by IT, purchased as SaaS, or created by business users in low-code environments — cataloging more than 15 attributes per agent including builder identity, data access scope, tool permissions, and runtime behavior patterns. AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM) continuously assesses agent configurations against security baselines, identifying over-privileged agents, policy drift, sensitive data exposure, and compliance gaps mapped to frameworks including SOC 2, HIPAA, SOX, and GDPR. AI Detection and Response (AIDR) provides runtime threat detection covering prompt injection, jailbreaks, tool misuse, data exfiltration, and anomalous decision patterns, with mean detection time under 30 seconds for known attack patterns and automated response playbooks that can quarantine or restrict agents without full shutdown.

Native integrations span more than 10 major platforms: Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, Microsoft Foundry, Power Platform, Salesforce Agentforce, ServiceNow, ChatGPT Enterprise, Google Vertex AI, Amazon Bedrock, and Bedrock AgentCore. This breadth is critical because the average large enterprise now runs agents across 3–5 different platforms simultaneously, and consistent policy enforcement requires a vendor-neutral governance layer.

Zenity Labs, the company's in-house research arm, has published over 20 original vulnerability disclosures since 2023, including the widely cited AgentFlayer and PleaseFix findings that revealed systemic risks in enterprise agent frameworks. These discoveries feed directly into the detection engine, giving customers protection against emerging attack techniques before patches are available. The team also hosts the annual AI Agent Security Summit, drawing over 1,500 attendees in 2025, which has become a key venue for sharing threat intelligence across the agent security community.