Autonomous AI agents are powering everything from customer support to high-frequency trading—but as they gain more control, the threats grow sharper. Too many agent security stacks depend on brittle prompt instructions, leaving gates open for jailbreaks and unintended command execution. Kakunin’s newly launched cryptographic compliance shield for AI agents moves the checkpoint to a place prompt hacks can’t reach: the cryptographic layer. By using X.509 certificate validation across Google Gemini

Kakunin introduces cryptographic compliance shield to secure autonomous AI agents
Dave Kurian
