Netskope Plans Integration With Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

Netskope said it would integrate Netskope One AI Guardrails with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. The integration targets how security controls operate inside agentic workflows and how enforcement is applied across agent traffic.

Amazon Bedrock AgentCore is described as a platform that builds, connects, and optimizes agents at scale. Through its policy engine, AgentCore enforces real-time, deterministic controls across agent-to-tool, agent-to-LLM, and agent-to-agent communications at the gateway.

In the planned integration, Netskope One AI Guardrails would generate complementary detection capabilities, including prompt injection detection, sensitive data protection, toxic output filtering, restricted topic enforcement, and model response validation. Those signals would feed into the AgentCore policy, while AgentCore would act on them at the gateway outside an agent’s reasoning loop.

John Martin, Chief Product Officer, Netskope, said, “The newest software in your enterprise doesn’t wait for a human to click, and it demands a new security model. The agentic era requires the same security rigor for software agents that we’ve always applied to human users,” “Our collaboration with AWS to bring Netskope AI Guardrails into agent workflows managed by Amazon Bedrock AgentCore lets organizations move AI agents into production with the confidence that what an AI agent is allowed to do and what it actually does are actually the same thing.” The press release also described the integration as forward-looking, subject to change, and not a commitment to deliver integration or functionality on a specific timeline.

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