Anjuna Security Introduces Overwatch for Autonomous AI Governance

Jun 23, 2026
Anjuna Security has launched Overwatch, a trusted control plane built on confidential computing to manage and secure autonomous AI agents across enterprise environments.

Anjuna Security announced in a press release the launch of Anjuna Overwatch, a control plane built on confidential computing to govern and secure autonomous AI agents. The system provides hardware-enforced governance and isolation for AI agents, addressing the need for incorruptible oversight as enterprises scale autonomous AI deployments.

Anjuna Overwatch operates within a Trusted Execution Environment powered by Anjuna Seaglass. It enforces context-based policies to control tool use, data access, and agent actions, ensuring agents operate only within approved boundaries. The platform is designed to run across cloud, on-premises, and air gapped environments.

According to the company, Overwatch enables enterprises to manage risk, compliance, and cost by providing visibility and control over agent behavior. The launch follows Anjuna’s recent collaborations with banking and government clients, and the company is inviting regulated enterprises to join an early feedback phase for the solution.

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