Citrix has announced new capabilities across Citrix SecurSpaces, Citrix SecurAccess and Citrix Platform Flex designed to help organizations securely deploy AI agents, govern AI-powered work and scale adoption across the enterprise.
Citrix expands oversight of autonomous browsing and AI agent activity
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