BlueFlag Security has expanded AI Agent Governance that fully maps the access, behavior and oversight of both approved and shadow AI agents, including options for automated risk remediation. Activated within BlueFlag’s pioneering platform, customers can now govern all aspects of AI agents and their relationships with human/machine identities, tools, pipelines and production applications across the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
BlueFlag Security adds controls for AI agents working under developer identities
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