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Kiteworks and Reco partner to strengthen AI agent governance and data security
Enterprise data governance platform Kiteworks and AI security firm Reco have announced a partnership to strengthen AI agent governance and data security, as reported by Security Info Watch. The two will combine Reco's agent security capabilities with Kiteworks' controlled data handling to help enterprises manage the data risks of AI agents.
Enterprise data governance platform Kiteworks and AI security company Reco have announced a partnership to strengthen AI agent governance and data security, as reported by Security Info Watch.
As enterprises deploy AI agents to handle sensitive data at growing scale, agent permissions, data flows and compliance auditing are becoming a fresh set of security challenges.
The partnership aims to embed Reco's visibility and risk-detection capabilities for AI agents into Kiteworks' controlled data transfer and governance framework, closing the loop from detection to enforcement.
The deal reflects a clear shift in the enterprise security market: the security focus is moving from protecting traditional applications to protecting AI agents themselves.
For customers, the integrated offering promises a unified view of AI agent behavior, reducing the data-leak and compliance risks posed by shadow AI usage.
Watch next for the product integration timeline and whether more security vendors follow with similar AI agent governance offerings.
Why it matters
The partnership signals that AI agent security is becoming a priority in enterprise security procurement, and the agent governance space is set for more consolidation and competition.
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