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Varonis launches Agent Intent-Based Access Control (IBAC) to detect intent drift, enforce runtime guardrails, and stop rogue AI agents before damage occurs.
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Varonis has introduced Agent Intent-Based Access Control (IBAC), a new Atlas capability that evaluates whether AI agents act within the intent of a user's request. By analyzing prompts, reasoning, tool calls, and session history in real time, IBAC detects intent drift, blocks risky actions, quarantines compromised agents, and provides a complete audit trail—bringing runtime governance to enterprise AI agents.