Xage Security Supercharges Its Just-Announced Zero Trust for Agentic AI Solution with NVIDIA Vera BlueField-4 STX Security Innovations

Xage Security said it added support for NVIDIA DOCA security capabilities and NVIDIA Vera BlueField-4 STX. The company linked the update to line-speed visibility, policy enforcement, and control for agentic AI in AI factory environments, without requiring modification of host-based software or protected workloads.

Xage described its Zero Trust approach as identity-based and intended to observe, govern, and control AI interactions at scale. In its description, agentic AI uses access to sensitive data, APIs, applications, and core systems, with the goal of visibility into and control over what agents can see, do, and change.

The integration centered on NVIDIA Vera BlueField-4 STX, powered by NVIDIA DOCA security, which Xage said provided a basis for granular security policies at line rate. Xage said the setup supported real-time detection and blocking of threats to AI workloads, plus visibility and control for agentic workflows.

Xage said its Zero Trust for Agentic AI solution would integrate through multiple points with NVIDIA BlueField-4 STX. It described AI Security Gateways running natively in the NVIDIA DOCA architecture using Xage Resource Gateway, Xage Agent Sentry, and Xage Extended Protection (XEP); integration of the Resource Gateway with NVIDIA DOCA Vault for file access visibility and control; use of DOCA information in its policy engine for real-time interaction decisions; sharing events with DOCA Argus and DOCA Flow; and integrating with DOCA OvS for hardware-accelerated control and enforcement.

“AI factories are becoming the new critical infrastructure—and they require critical-infrastructure-grade security protection,” said Duncan Greatwood, CEO of Xage Security.