Permiso Security today launched AI agent runtime security capabilities that give security teams continuous visibility into agent activity across cloud and on-premises environments, with Autodesk signing on as the launch customer.
The new capabilities extend Permiso's unified identity platform to cover what the company calls the fastest-growing and least-governed identity class in the enterprise. Security teams can discover every agent operating in their environment, whether managed or shadow, and track runs, events, tool calls, and data access across agents, sub-agents, Model Context Protocol servers, and the infrastructure those agents run on.
Autodesk is deploying the capabilities to secure agents operating across its products, global workforce, and cloud infrastructure.
"Autodesk is investing significantly in AI across our workforce, infrastructure and products," said Sebastian Goodwin, chief trust officer at Autodesk. "Permiso Security was already our security platform for identities, so the natural next step was to partner with them for agentic AI identities."
The launch comes as enterprises rush to deploy AI agents that make autonomous decisions, call external tools and MCP servers, spawn sub-agents, and interact with downstream data stores at machine speed, often without human oversight. Permiso says most security teams cannot answer basic questions about how many agents are running, what identities they use, what tools they call, or what data they touch.
The platform covers six capabilities: agent and session discovery, runtime identity attribution, observability into tools and data, runtime detection of over-privileged access and anomalous tool usage, behavioral sandboxing of agent skills, and identity-first controls including least privilege recommendations, approval gates, and kill switches.
The capabilities are available today through an agentless, API-based architecture that requires no infrastructure changes.