Nvidia bakes agent governance into infrastructure layer

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The Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform aims to enhance agent control, but it’s unlikely a single platform will let enterprises rule agentic AI, analysts told CIO Dive.

Published Sept. 28, 2026

Dive Brief:

  • Nvidia launched the Open Agent Safety Platform to bolster AI security and add governance and controls over agents amid concerns about security incidents, the company shared in a Monday announcement. The platform enables agent governance across software, hardware and compute, according to Nvidia.
  • The Nvidia platform includes Nvidia OpenShell, which provides a secure runtime boundary for AI agents executing tasks across AI models. It also includes Nvidia Sentry to continuously monitor agents and stop the technology if it tries to move beyond a defined boundary.
  • “A single unified governance platform that covers all agents and scenarios is unlikely to emerge, given that agent activity can range from very low-risk tasks to highly sensitive and...

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