SuperCom Unveils SafeGenie for Real-Time Monitoring and Control of Autonomous AI Agents
PR Newswire•21/10/2026•08:30 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤SuperCom (SPCB) introduced SafeGenie for real-time monitoring and control of autonomous AI agents
- ➤SafeGenie combines patent-pending agentic AI security with Safend kernel-level endpoint protection
- ➤Initial rollout targets Safend customers and distributors across the United States, Europe and Asia
- ➤SafeGenie will be sold as a separate subscription alongside existing Safend licenses
- ➤Gartner forecasts AI-security spending rising from $2.8 billion in 2026 to nearly $7.7 billion by 2028
Expert Statements
Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom
“Agentic AI presents enterprises with a major opportunity. Agents can now research, move data and complete multi-step tasks across business systems with a degree of independence that makes them exceptionally productive. That same independence makes every agent a potential insider threat, operating with an employee's access, at machine speed and around the clock. Our customers should not have to choose between productivity and control. SafeGenie is designed to give them that control, stopping high-risk actions while legitimate work carries on.”
Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom
“Our cybersecurity engineers have developed novel, patent-pending methods to address security challenges unique to agentic AI. Kernel-level security is difficult to build and stabilize at scale, and Safend's technology has been proven across thousands of customer environments. We believe that foundation, combined with these innovations and our long-standing relationships with government, defense and enterprise customers, positions us well to secure agentic AI for both our existing and new customers.”
SuperCom Unveils SafeGenie for Real-Time Monitoring and Control of Autonomous AI Agents PR Newswire
Delivers novel, patent-pending technology to address the security risks of agentic AI, with initial rollout planned through the global customer base and distribution channels of Safend, SuperCom's cybersecurity subsidiary
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