Palo Alto Networks develops a secure browser for agent-based artificial intelligence.
According to Zhitong Finance APP, $Palo Alto Networks (PANW.US)$ Prisma Browser has been developed as what is claimed to be ‘the most secure browser built for the era of proxy-based artificial intelligence.’ Prisma Browser allows enterprises to use their chosen large language models across all models and platforms while ensuring the security of AI interactions and preventing the leakage of sensitive data during automated tasks. It also prevents proxies from being hijacked or manipulated and supports global compliance.
Anand Oswal, the company’s Executive Vice President of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, stated, “Organizations are unleashing a new workforce composed of agents, but without proper security, autonomy cannot be granted. By embedding AI-driven data protection features directly into the browser and securing AI interactions, leaders can now confidently approve strategic AI initiatives that were previously stalled due to security concerns.”
The company also announced updates to the Prisma AIRS platform, which provides end-to-end security for the entire lifecycle of AI agents.
This cybersecurity firm noted, “Enterprise adoption of AI has rapidly expanded from single pilots to large-scale deployments. However, as autonomous agents are now able to independently access databases and execute workflows, new trust gaps and attack surfaces emerge without appropriate safeguards. Prisma AIRS fills this gap by securing both the content generated by AI and the actions performed by agents at every stage of the AI supply chain.”
Finally, Palo Alto Networks introduced next-generation trust security technology, transforming cryptographic trust from a manual process into automated network control.
Oswal added, “Manually managing updates is time-consuming and requires coordination among multiple teams, making it unfeasible as scale and speed requirements increase. With NGTS and our quantum security solutions, the network becomes the ultimate control point for automatically executing cryptographic resets.”
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