Sysdig unveils a runtime to secure AI coding tools, giving DevSecOps teams visibility and control over agent behavior and risks.

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Sysdig unveiled a runtime security solution at RSA Conference designed to secure AI coding agents in developer environments. The runtime provides execution-layer enforcement, enabling real-time monitoring of AI agent activity, prevention of unauthorized file access, credential theft, reverse shells, binary tampering, and persistence mechanisms. As 60% of organizations now use AI to build and deploy software, DevSecOps teams face a growing threat surface from malicious prompts that could instruct agents to delete databases or access sensitive credentials. Sysdig's approach argues that governance policy alone is insufficient and that runtime enforcement is required to control what AI agents can actually execute.

Sysdig Adds Runtime to Secure AI Coding Agents