OX Security Launches OX Cloud for AI Agent Security
OX Security launched OX Cloud, a security platform for AI agents operating in cloud environments, the company said in a press release. It provides real time visibility into AI agents, models, and MCP servers, including their actions, resource access, and activity outside intended boundaries.
The platform includes AI Detection and Response and Agentic Attack Surface Management. It records evidence of agent actions and accessed resources, while showing what additional systems or data an agent could potentially reach.
OX Cloud also provides cloud security posture management, Kubernetes security posture management, data security posture management, runtime vulnerability detection, cloud inventory, and graph based attack path analysis. It uses reachability based prioritization and is available immediately to new and existing OX Security customers.
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