Netskope Unveils AgentSkope Marketplace, Streamlining How Teams Buy, Deploy, and Scale AI Agents
Key Highlights
- ➤AgentSkope Marketplace launches with one catalog, shared capacity credits, and usage monitoring
- ➤Marketplace available today to all Netskope customers, with more agents coming soon
- ➤42% of surveyed leaders left alerts, cases, or tickets uninvestigated
- ➤51% cited scattered context and signals as a leading resolution obstacle
Expert Statements
John Martin, Chief Product Officer at Netskope
“Until now, teams have typically bought agents one product at a time, with every new request restarting a procurement cycle before it delivers any value.”
John Martin, Chief Product Officer at Netskope
“AgentSkope provides one set of policies, controls, and compliance frameworks, to which Marketplace now adds one catalog, one pool of capacity credits, and one view of consumption, so security and networking teams can deploy the agents they need today and size next year’s investment on real usage data instead of a guess.”
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Netskope (NASDAQ: NTSK), a leader in modern security and networking for the cloud and AI era, today announced the AgentSkope Marketplace, which gives security and network teams a single console to browse, deploy, and manage AgentSkope AI agents. The Marketplace replaces per-agent procurement with one catalog, one pool of capacity credits, and one view of consumption, so teams can rapidly scale agentic operations without restrictive administrative overheads for every new agent they seek to deploy, and with capacity based on actual usage insights instead of guesswork.
Already-stretched security and network teams face growing alert and ticket volumes, and many deploy AI agents one product at a time, restarting procurement and justification for every new request to avoid security risks. In a recent survey of security and network operations leaders, 42% said alerts, cases, or tickets went uninvestigated, with 51% naming scattered context and signals as a leading obstacle to faster resolution. Asked what an agent platform must provide, a majority put shared context first, and nearly half want one governance model that covers vendor-built, internally built, and managed-service agents alike(1).
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