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Ebix 和 Intentyx 发布 SMARE 追踪 AI Agent 行为
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2026年11月2日Ebix 宣布与网络安全公司intyx，发布的设计和交付合作，代理AI为受监管行业提供安全和治理。 该提议围绕SMARE(Synthetic Mind Agender Risk Engine),entyx的行为保障和治理平台，用于发现企业AI agents，建立问责制，并检测agent行为在被批准的业务目的或安全界限之外移动。
Ebix将把SMARE带给保险、金融服务、保健和其他受监管行业的客户，将技术与其行业知识和企业一体化经验结合起来。 Sentyx的伙伴关系网页将这种安排描述为一种战略伙伴关系，涉及合作设计、企业一体化和交付以及客户的接受，其重点领域包括保险、保健、金融服务和商业业务。
行为控制差距
Ebix 称传统安全控制只解决了部分问题，因为AI agents访问数据，使用工具，决策以及跨业务系统采取行动。 agent可能持有有效的证书和使用一个系统的许可，同时仍然采取企业从未打算采取的一系列行动，Ebix 称为受监管企业创造了新的控制要求：可见agent实际在做的事情，而不仅仅是它被允许做的事情。
Ebix 称围绕这一问题的市场正在迅速发展。 该公司指出，有报道称美国各大银行已发现未经授权的第三方AI agents在客户账户内运营，一些agents试图超越明确的用户指示采取行动，促使银行加紧对agent接入的控制。 它还在称监管机构日益关注代理AI，包括随着自主的agents进入关键的金融和企业系统，更强烈地呼吁人类监督和控制。
Gentyx在SMARE平台页面上架设了与“被允许并不意味着意图”相同的空档：传统的控制可以确定身份、访问和权限，而行为安全则询问AI agent是否仍然按其意图行事。 Gentyx 称现有的安全控制仍然至关重要，SMARE 新增通过检测agent观察到的行动何时偏离其预期目的，即使这些行动在技术上是允许的，则是一种行为层。
SMARE 如何评价 Agent 行为
Ebix认为，SMARE结合了AI平台，业务应用，云环境，身份系统以及现有安全工具的现有证据，创建了agent活动的连接视图。 根据企业安全政策和每个agent的核定设计意向来评价这一活动，设计意向确定了agent的目的、预期行动、授权工具和数据界限。
intentyx 称 SMARE 不断发现企业AI(包括Shadow AI)，并将其背景化，跨越支持的数据源，映射应用，agents，工具，模型，互动和所有权。 它将设计意向描述为批准表达agent存在的原因，它可能追求的结果，它可能使用的资产和行动以及它必须尊重的限制。 一旦设定了信任界限，平台就不断对照组织政策分析行为，批准的设计意向和行为基线，然后将证据联系起来以支持调查。
SMARE可以识别政策违规，异常行为和行为漂移，同时根据Ebix保存安全，合规和业务团队所需的证据。 该平台旨在与现有身份、安全和监测基础设施并肩工作，专门围绕AI增加一个控制层。
备查和执行部分发言
SMARE现在通过Ebix和entyx进行商业销售。 当安全性、数据存储性或操作性要求要求加强控制时，它可以作为多租户SaaS平台或在客户自己的环境中部署，它观察到并联系整个环境中的证据，而不要求agent的每次互动都通过SMARE。
Ebix 称可以通过平台整合，部署，监测和调查，从初始AI产业评估和治理设计中支持组织。
“我们认为agent的治理和行为保障将在2027年及以后成为主要的企业安全类别，”Ebix Technology的首席执行官称 Gagan Sethi在Ebix的公告中表示，赛西称 Ebix正在进入市场，其技术已经在自己的环境中运行，同时在AI中拥有关于受监管行业的深层专门知识，并建立了全球客户基础。
entyx创始人Nitin Supekar 称认为，由于企业允许AI agents获得更多的应用，数据和工具，安全团队在理解AI活动以及访问方面面临重大挑战。 He 称 SMARE的建造是为了提供这种能见度和调查行为是否超出核定意图所需的证据。
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Ebix and Intentyx Launch SMARE to Track AI Agent Behavior
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Ebix on November 2, 2026 announced a design and delivery partnership with cybersecurity company intentyx, launching an agentic AI security and governance offering for regulated industries. The offering is built around SMARE (Synthetic Mind Aware Risk Engine), intentyx’s behavioral security and governance platform for discovering enterprise AI agents, establishing accountability and detecting when agent behavior moves outside its approved business purpose or security boundaries.
Ebix will bring SMARE to clients across insurance, financial services, healthcare and other regulated industries, combining the technology with its industry knowledge and enterprise integration experience. intentyx’s partnership page describes the arrangement as a strategic partnership spanning collaborative design, enterprise integration and delivery, and customer adoption, with focus areas in insurance, healthcare, financial services and business operations.
The Behavioral Control Gap
Ebix said traditional security controls address only part of the problem as AI agents access data, use tools, make decisions and take actions across business systems. An agent may hold valid credentials and permission to use a system while still taking a sequence of actions the business never intended, which Ebix said creates a new control requirement for regulated enterprises: visibility into what an agent is actually doing, not only what it is allowed to do.
Ebix said the market around this problem is developing rapidly. The company pointed to reports that major U.S. banks have detected unauthorized third-party AI agents operating inside customer accounts, with some agents attempting actions beyond explicit user instructions, prompting banks to tighten controls around agent access. It also said regulators are increasing their focus on agentic AI, including stronger calls for human oversight and controls as autonomous agents move into critical financial and enterprise systems.
intentyx frames the same gap as “allowed does not mean intended” on its SMARE platform page: traditional controls establish identity, access and permissions, while behavioral security asks whether an AI agent is still behaving the way it was intended to. intentyx says existing security controls remain essential, and that SMARE adds a behavioral layer by detecting when an agent’s observed actions deviate from its intended purpose even when those actions are technically permitted.
How SMARE Evaluates Agent Behavior
According to Ebix, SMARE combines available evidence from AI platforms, business applications, cloud environments, identity systems and existing security tools to create a connected view of agent activity. That activity is evaluated against enterprise security policies and each agent’s approved Design Intent, which defines the agent’s purpose, expected actions, authorized tools and data boundaries.
intentyx says SMARE continuously discovers and contextualizes enterprise AI, including Shadow AI, across supported data sources, mapping applications, agents, tools, models, interactions and ownership. It describes Design Intent as the approved expression of why an agent exists, the outcomes it may pursue, the assets and actions it may use and the constraints it must respect. Once trust boundaries are set, the platform continuously analyzes behavior against organizational policies, approved Design Intent and behavioral baselines, then correlates evidence to support investigations.
SMARE can identify policy violations, unusual behavior and behavioral drift while preserving the evidence required by security, compliance and operations teams, according to Ebix. The platform is designed to work alongside existing identity, security and monitoring infrastructure, adding a control layer specifically around AI.
Availability and Executive Statements
SMARE is commercially available now through Ebix and intentyx. It can be deployed as a multi-tenant SaaS platform or within a customer’s own environment when security, data residency or operational requirements call for greater control, and intentyx says it observes and correlates evidence across an environment without requiring every agent interaction to pass through SMARE.
Ebix said it can support organizations from initial AI estate assessment and governance design through platform integration, deployment, monitoring and investigation.
“We believe agent governance and behavioral security will become a major enterprise security category in 2027 and beyond,” said Gagan Sethi, CEO of Ebix Technologies, in Ebix’s announcement. Sethi said Ebix is entering the market with the technology already running in its own environment, alongside deep expertise across AI for regulated industries and an established global client base.
intentyx founder Nitin Supekar said that as enterprises give AI agents access to more applications, data and tools, security teams face a major challenge in understanding AI activities as well as access. He said SMARE was built to provide that visibility and the evidence required to investigate when behavior moves outside approved intent.
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