Zenity makes it easy for customers to easily implement full-lifecycle security and governance for AI agents by consolidating purchases through AWS
Zenity, the leading security and governance platform for AI agents, announced it is now available on AWS Marketplace, making it easier for enterprises to deploy full-lifecycle protection for AI agents built on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and across their broader AI estates. The listing follows Zenity’s recent launch of native support for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, which was featured onstage during AWS CEO Matt Garman’s keynote at re:Invent. Zenity’s platform provides customers with deep visibility, policy-driven governance, and real-time runtime protection for the agents powering their most critical workloads across cloud, SaaS, endpoints, and agentic browsers.
“With AgentCore, Amazon is making it dramatically easier for enterprises to go beyond theory and create AI agents that actually get work done,” said Ben Kliger, CEO and co-founder of Zenity.
Amazon Bedrock AgentCore gives developers a powerful foundation for building long‑running, tool‑rich, memory‑aware agents that act across identity, data, and applications. As enterprises rapidly experiment and deploy these agents, they face a growing challenge: understanding what agents exist, what they can do, and how to stop them from doing the wrong thing, all without slowing innovation. By partnering directly with Amazon, Zenity is addressing this gap by connecting build‑time configuration with live runtime telemetry, allowing security and platform teams to discover agents, understand behavior and intent, and enforce guardrails consistently across AWS and other platforms.
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“With AgentCore, Amazon is making it dramatically easier for enterprises to go beyond theory and create AI agents that actually get work done,” said Ben Kliger, CEO and co-founder of Zenity. “Our role is to help AWS build a platform where enterprises can adopt these tools at scale, responsibly, with the confidence that agents are operating within clear security and compliance boundaries.”
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Zenity’s agent-centric platform gives customers:
End-to-end visibility and observability into agents that are built and deployed in AgentCore and beyond, including which agents exist, what tools and data they use, and how they behave in production.
Real-time detection and prevention of unsafe behaviors, such as indirect prompt injection, unauthorized memory access, or misuse of privileged tools and services.
Deterministic control over agent actions, ensuring agents cannot perform unsafe or unsanctioned operations, even as behaviors, prompts, and integrations evolve.
Frictionless fit into AWS developer workflows, enabling builders to keep using AgentCore the way they want, while security teams gain the observability, guardrails, and policy enforcement they require.
“Enterprises are adopting and building agents that read emails, move money, change configurations, and touch customer data,” Kliger added. “Those agents are where business value is created and where risk shows up first. By being on AWS Marketplace and integrating deeply with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, we’re making it so simple for customers to turn on the same level of security discipline for agents that they already expect for applications and infrastructure.”
Beyond Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Zenity helps organizations secure agents that are used in SaaS, cloud, homegrown, endpoint, and agent browsers. This cross‑environment visibility and enforcement is increasingly critical as security leaders look to manage AI agent risk with a unified, programmatic approach instead of fragmented point controls.
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