Company’s recent additions to product portfolio address emerging needs for security and observability of agentic systems

HOUSTON: Codenotary, leaders in software supply chain protection, today announced continued enterprise momentum alongside the launch of two new platforms, AgentMon and AgentX, that address security, observability and automation challenges associated with deploying AI agents in IT infrastructure.

The company added 37 new enterprise customers over the past six months, including Kroger, Rakuten and Swiss Life. The strongest growth has been in defense and government sectors, where organizations face heightened requirements for security, auditability and operational control.

Codenotary now secures an average of 240 compute instances per customer, underscoring both the scale of enterprise deployments and the platform’s ability to operate in production environments. The company said this footprint continues to grow as organizations move from reactive security models toward continuous verification approaches.

“Our growth reflects increasing demand for verifiable trust and automated security across complex infrastructure environments,” said Moshe Bar, CEO and co-founder, Codenotary. “We’re seeing a transition with organizations moving towards software, infrastructure and AI agents all interacting dynamically where trust, observability and automation are becoming foundational requirements, not optional capabilities.”

McKinsey’s The State of AI in 2025 reported “wider use – including growing proliferation of agentic AI – and stubborn growing pains, with the transition from pilots to scaled impact remaining a work in progress at most organizations.”

Codenotary’s new AgentMon platform addresses the challenges of operational scale by providing visibility into agentic systems – the networks of autonomous AI agents coordinating tasks and decisions across enterprise environments.

AgentMon provides real-time monitoring of agent behavior, enabling organizations to:

• Track interactions and decision chains across AI agents;
• Detect and prevent sensitive data leakage;
• Monitor token consumption and model usage;
• Analyze operational efficiency across AI workflows.

Extending security with autonomous remediation

Codenotary also recently introduced AgentX, a platform that automates security remediation across Linux-based infrastructure, helping organizations manage server fleets at a scale that simply wasn't possible before.

AgentX continuously identifies vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, then applies verified, reversible fixes in real time. The company said this approach reduces manual intervention and shortens mean time to remediation, a key metric for enterprise security teams.

By combining continuous analysis with automated remediation, AgentX enables organizations to maintain hardened systems while reducing operational overhead.

Positioning at the intersection of trust and AI infrastructure

The company said the introduction of AgentMon and AgentX reflects a broader strategy to expand beyond software supply chain integrity into emerging areas of AI infrastructure and autonomous operations.

Analysts have increasingly emphasized that as AI adoption grows, the challenge is shifting from experimentation to operational control – requiring greater visibility, governance and automation across systems.

With its latest releases, Codenotary provides enterprises with both visibility into modern, AI-driven systems and the ability to secure them continuously at scale.

About Codenotary

Used by hundreds of customers worldwide – including the world’s leading banks, governments, and defense organizations – Codenotary delivers technology that protects the entire software development lifecycle. Codenotary brings easy-to-use trust and integrity into modern software pipelines through advanced AI models that recognize attack patterns instantaneously. Codenotary can be deployed in minutes and integrates with modern CI/CD platforms. For more information, visit https://www.codenotary.com.

Fonte: Business Wire