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Exclusive: Arcjet launches runtime security to track and control AI agents in production

Not a pilot anymore. Arcjet just shipped runtime guards for AI agents already in production — policy enforcement before each action executes.

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Why it matters

Agent reliability and security are moving from research problems to operational necessity. As enterprises deploy autonomous systems at scale, runtime visibility and policy controls become the difference between safe deployment and costly failures.

The key facts

6 to know
  1. Arcjet Labs launches agent runtime security product

  2. Feature: track active agents, log every action, enforce policy pre-execution

  3. Targets production AI agents (not sandbox/pilot phase)

  4. Security teams get centralized visibility into agent behavior

  5. Policy-based action gating (actions checked before execution)

  6. Published Sep 17 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Developer security startup Arcjet Labs Inc. today launched agent runtime security, a new offering that tracks what artificial intelligence agents do once they are running in production systems. Security teams get a list of which agents are active, and each action an agent takes can be checked…
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