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Tenet Security

Tenet Security is a runtime security platform that discovers, monitors, and protects enterprise AI agents against attacks including agentjacking.

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tenetsecurity.ai·Crawled Oct 1, 2026·

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    “Before Tenet, I had no way to see how our agents actually behave in production. Now I see the real agentic architecture at runtime – what they call, where they reach, what they do. That visibility didn’t exist before.”

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  1. “AI has to start with governance”: A conversation with Rick Scot, Global CIO & CISO at Elevate Textiles/blog/agentic-edge-rick-scot

    The Agentic Edge is a new Tenet Security interview series where we sit down with security leaders to hear what they're actually seeing, building, and worrying about as AI agents move into production. We're kicking off with Rick Scot, Global CIO and Global CISO at Elevate Textiles

  2. Barak Sternberg Joins CSA’s AI Security Innovation Panel/blog/csa-agentic-ai-innovation-panel-2026

    "Give an agent a CTF and it'll find a zero-day path to escape the container. They manipulate their way around in ways nobody scoped for." Barak Sternberg at the CSA Agentic AI Panel.

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    Read our latest researches, interviews, updates and more.

  4. One Fake Bug Report Hijacked a $250B Company’s AI Agent/blog/agentjacking-coding-agents-with-fake-sentry-errors

    Tenet Threat Labs has demonstrated a new class of attack “Agentjacking” that hijacks AI coding agents into running attacker-controlled code

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    Who Are Your Agents Working For? Prevent Agentjacking. Deploy Agents Securely.

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    INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY

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  1. DataAgent raises $10M to let AI fix production faults inside Kubernetes clusterssiliconangle.com/2026/09/01/dataagent-raises-10m-to-let-ai-fix-production-faults-inside-kubernetes-clusters/

    Israeli startup DataAgent launches with $10 million in pre-seed funding to deploy agents that diagnose and repair production faults inside customers’ Kubernetes clusters. The software runs in cloud-native control planes alongside existing monitoring tools, applying customer-preapproved fixes through guardrails; faults it has not been proven to handle go to a human, while deeper root-cause analysis follows service restoration. MizMaa Ventures and Alicorn Venture Partners lead the round, which DataAgent plans to use to accelerate North American adoption; the company says customers can cut observability bills by up to 90%.

    Sep 2026 · SiliconAngleNews article

  2. Visa ships a security AI that patches production code before any human reviews itventurebeat.com/security/visa-agentic-security-harness-autonomous-fix

    Visa releases an updated open-source security harness that detects vulnerabilities, writes candidate fixes to a working copy, and subjects them to adversarial validation. The 11-stage workflow runs remediation by default, but Visa says people review patches and approve any merge; the validation stage does not build, compile, or test the patched code. The release adds an AST-based call graph, observability, and configurable model routing, with Anthropic models still used by default.

    Aug 2026 · VentureBeatNews article

  3. The fix for the AI agent that hijacked a company's DNS: it can propose the change, but it can't approve itventurebeat.com/security/the-fix-for-the-ai-agent-that-hijacked-a-companys-dns-it-can-propose-the-change-but-it-cant-approve-it

    Tenet Security demonstrates how an AI coding agent can turn a prompt injection hidden in a blocked Cloudflare log into unauthorized DNS changes. In tests, Claude Code followed the planted instruction in nine of 10 attempts under Cloudflare’s recommended configuration, while Tenet’s Cursor demonstration patches DNS records through the Cloudflare API. Exabeam’s Steve Wilson recommends an authorization gate outside the model, letting agents handle bounded tasks autonomously while routing high-impact changes to a named human.

    Aug 2026 · VentureBeatNews article

  4. AI security startup Tenet raises $6 million to protect enterprise AI agentsynetnews.com/tech-and-digital/article/h1uwxdlgml

    Tenet Security emerges from stealth with $6 million in seed funding to expand a platform designed to monitor and control autonomous AI agents operating inside enterprise environments. The platform focuses on overseeing AI agents within enterprise systems.

    Jun 2026 · YnetnewsNews article