Radware Launches Agent Trust Management for AI Agent Security

Sep 29, 2026
Radware Agent Trust Management captures an AI agent's declared intent, monitors its behavior and controls access to application workflows.

Radware introduced Agent Trust Management in a press release, offering companies a way to assess and control AI agents that interact with their applications. The solution is available through Radware Cloud Application Protection services.

Agent Trust Management captures an agent's declared intent through direct interaction, then checks whether its actions remain consistent with that intent. It combines request headers, browser behavior and agent responses to identify agents, including cryptographic verification for agents that support Web Bot Auth.

Security teams can view an agent's identity, intent, actions and navigation path at the session level. Permission controls let companies allow specific activities, such as browsing, while restricting access to login, checkout or other sensitive workflows.

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