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The Agentic Edge is a Tenet Security interview series where we sit down with security leaders to hear what they're actually seeing, building, and worrying about as AI agents move into production. In this episode, we talk with Ravi Nori, Head of Cybersecurity at Gopuff.

The Cloud Security Alliance released its Agentic AI Security Innovator Market Map in May 2026. Tenet appears in three categories: Governance, Observability, and Vendor-Neutral Guardrails.

Today, Tenet Security is emerging from stealth with $6 million in seed funding led by The Westly Group, an early investor in SentinelOne, and MizMaa Ventures. We're advised by former CISOs of Robinhood and BNY, among other security and enterprise technology leaders.

Tenet Threat Labs has demonstrated a new class of attack "Agentjacking" that hijacks AI coding agents into running attacker-controlled code on a developer's machine, triggered by a single fake error report and invisible to every security control.

Tenet Security wins the 2026 Fortress Cybersecurity Awards, named by the Business Intelligence Group in the Agentic AI Security Platform category.

AI agents are being deployed faster than the security controls to manage them. Three questions every security leader should be able to answer before any agent ships: what it can do, what controls exist if it misbehaves, and how you'll know when something goes wrong.

The Agentic Edge is a new Tenet Security interview series where we sit down with security leaders to hear what they're actually seeing, building, and worrying about as AI agents move into production. We're kicking off with Rick Scot, Global CIO and Global CISO at Elevate Textiles

"Give an agent a CTF and it'll find a zero-day path to escape the container. They manipulate their way around in ways nobody scoped for." Barak Sternberg at the CSA Agentic AI Panel.

Tenet Threat Labs recently captured three live attacks targeting enterprise AI agents — prompt injection, CoT goal manipulation, and MCP-layer exploitation. None were flagged by conventional tools. Active exploitation isn't coming - it's already here.

"Agents are doing exactly what they're allowed to do.. just in a way they shouldn't." That line captures the core challenge of securing AI agents at runtime, and it's where the conversation with Barak Sternberg begins.