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Radware adds Claude Code protection and compliance reporting to agent security

Not a pilot. Radware just shipped agent security that covers Claude Code—the first compliance layer for autonomous dev tools at scale.

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Why it matters

As AI agents move from chatbots to autonomous code execution (Claude Code, Cursor), enterprise security vendors are racing to build guardrails. Radware's compliance reporting + agent activity visibility signals that agent security is becoming table-stakes infrastructure, not an afterthought.

The key facts

10 to know
  1. Radware expands Agentic AI Protection product

  2. New features: compliance reporting, deeper agent activity visibility

  3. Protection for agents running on developer machines (local execution)

  4. Specific support for Anthropic Claude Code

  5. Target: enterprises deploying AI agents across operations

  6. Addresses security/compliance team concerns

  7. Radware expanded Agentic AI Protection product with compliance reporting

  8. New protection for agents running on developer machines (Claude Code included)

  9. Deeper visibility into AI agent activity

  10. Focus on enterprise security and compliance requirements as agents scale operations

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Publisher excerpt: Application and network security company Radware Ltd. today expanded its Agentic AI Protection product with compliance reporting, deeper visibility into artificial intelligence agent activity, and new protection for agents that run directly on developer machines, including Anthropic PBC’s Claude…
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