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Cequence Security’s platform governs interactions between AI agents and backend services enabling detection and prevention of harvesting of organizational data

April 29, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Cequence Security  announced significant enhancements to its Unified API Protection (UAP) platform to deliver the industry’s first comprehensive security solution for agentic AI development, usage, and connectivity. This enhancement empowers organizations to secure every AI agent interaction, regardless of the development framework. By implementing robust guardrails, the solution protects both enterprise-hosted AI applications and external AI APIs, preventing sensitive data exfiltration through business logic abuse and ensuring regulatory compliance. Cequence has expanded its UAP platform, introducing an enhanced security layer to govern interactions between AI agents and backend services specifically. This new layer of security enables customers to detect and prevent AI bots such as ChatGPT from OpenAI and Perplexity from harvesting organizational data. Key enhancements to Cequence’s UAP platform include: Block unauthorized AI data harvesting; Detect and prevent sensitive data exposure; Discover and manage shadow AI; Seamless integration.

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