NeuralTrust Launches Runtime Security Mesh for AI Agents

August 06, 2026
NeuralTrust launched a runtime security mesh for AI agents that inspects prompts, tool calls, tool responses, access requests, agent behavior, and final responses through its Agent Gateway.

NeuralTrust launched a runtime security mesh for AI agents, announced in a press release. The product inspects agent traffic through NeuralTrust's Agent Gateway, rather than requiring a separate integration for each agent or cloud.

The system checks six stages of an agent session: the initial prompt, outbound tool calls, returned tool or MCP responses, tool access, reasoning and tool selection, and the final response to the user. Checks cover prompt injection, exposed secrets, toxic content, abnormal usage, code injection, authorization rules, drift, and runaway behavior.

Alerts, audit logs, and analytics run across these stages in real time and can connect with a company's SIEM. NeuralTrust is showing the product at Black Hat USA 2026 booth 8106 through August 6, with technical documentation for TrustGate and TrustGuard available at docs.neuraltrust.ai.

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