Airlock Digital to add agentic AI controls ahead of Black Hat demo
Airlock Digital said it will add controls for trusted AI agents to its preventative endpoint security platform, with customer general availability expected in Q3 2026.
Airlock Digital said on Aug. 4, 2026, that it will add Agentic AI Control & Governance to its preventative endpoint security platform. The company said the feature extends its application control tools to trusted AI agents and is expected to reach customer general availability in Q3 2026.
Airlock Digital said the new capability is designed to give security teams command- and session-level visibility, centralized policy management and real-time governance over trusted AI agents on endpoints.
The company said the product is intended to help organizations define operating boundaries for trusted AI agents and keep them within policy. Airlock Digital said it will demonstrate the capability at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas at Booth #5729.
In the release, Airlock Digital cited an April 2026 Cloud Security Alliance report that said 82% of organizations had unknown AI agents running in their environments and 65% had experienced an AI agent-related security incident in the prior 12 months. The company did not provide additional details about the report in the release.
David Cottingham, Airlock Digital’s co-founder and chief product officer, said traditional endpoint security governs what software is trusted to execute, while agentic AI adds another policy layer around what a trusted AI agent can do once running. Kevin Dunne, the company’s chief executive officer, said customers are asking how to govern agentic AI rather than simply adopt it.
Airlock Digital said it was founded in Australia in 2013 and operates internationally. The company said it supports customers in financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, government and education.
The release said the product will be shown at the conference in Las Vegas, with customer access expected later in the quarter.
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