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Zero Networks launches AI Segmentation to govern autonomous AI agents

Not a pilot. Zero Networks just shipped identity-based controls for autonomous AI agents inside enterprise networks.

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Why it matters

As AI agents move from lab to production, enterprises need security infrastructure purpose-built for agent governance. Zero Networks is addressing a critical gap: blocking lateral movement and controlling agent access at the network layer—a table-stakes requirement for scaled autonomous AI deployment.

The key facts

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  1. Zero Networks launches AI Segmentation platform capability

  2. Targets autonomous AI agents operating inside corporate networks

  3. Identity-based access control for AI agents

  4. Designed to block AI-driven lateral movement

  5. Addresses three enterprise gaps: unchecked agent access, visibility, and movement control

  6. Positions as zero-trust security for agent workloads

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Publisher excerpt: Zero-trust security startup Zero Networks Ltd. today announced the launch of AI Segmentation, a set of platform capabilities designed to give enterprises identity-based control over autonomous artificial intelligence agents and block AI-driven lateral movement across corporate networks. The new…
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