Solutions  ·  2026-10-11

Cequence launches Agent Trust — detects and governs non-identifying consumer AI agents like Meta Muse

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On Oct 8 Cequence shipped Agent Trust in Cequence Application and API Protection: a detected-agent inventory, protocol-agnostic issuer registry, request-level activity log with behavioral profiling, and transaction-level enforcement (block/rate-limit/challenge a single action rather than the agent). Research driving the launch found Meta's Muse passed as a normal Chrome browser, completed MFA at financial institutions, and reached 50%+ of studied customers' traffic within two weeks.
Agent Trust tackles the invisible-agent problem: consumer AI agents that don't self-identify defeat standard bot checks, so enterprises can neither count nor selectively control them. Request-level enforcement plus biometric human confirmation lets businesses block the malicious action without turning away legitimate agent-driven customers.
Bot/API-protection customers (finance, retail, travel) should evaluate Agent Trust to inventory consumer agents reaching their properties and to build transaction-level allow/challenge policies before agent traffic scales.
Cequence / PR Newswire
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