Tigera has announced the general availability of Tigera Lynx, a unified control plane for Kubernetes-native AI agents. Lynx gives enterprises a single place to find every agent in their Kubernetes estate, tighten security posture, assign sandboxes, provide each agent with a cryptographic identity, enforce policy on every action it takes, audit agent activity, and detect anomalous behavior, all without changing a line of agent code. AI agents do not behave like the workloads enterprise security … More
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