What's new.

+ September 2026

1. Sep 29NewWebsite

   Videos, explainer and motion across the site

   A new video library with product walkthroughs, threat primers, developer quickstarts and industry cuts, plus a 3½-minute explainer on the home page.

2. Sep 29NewPolicies

   A tool grant for every agent

   Each agent now gets its own compiled tool grant on Policies, instead of one plan for the whole organization. Unknown tools are no longer suggested for allow — they stay denied until someone decides.

3. Sep 21NewSimulation Lab

   Test policy packs in the Simulation Lab

   Pick a policy pack and run attacks against it before you apply it to real agents. Enforcement in the Lab now matches production.

4. Sep 17NewMCP

   MCP Guard

   A dedicated overview of how Intertrace authorizes every MCP tool call, inspects tool descriptions, pins schemas and fails closed.

5. Sep 16NewInsights

   Technical papers, threat news and guides

   The blog now covers runtime AI security in depth, with architecture diagrams, cited sources and an RSS feed.

6. Sep 13SecurityRuntime

   Runtime keys bound to environments

   Keys are tied to the environment they were created for, and every action keeps its declared purpose through to the decision.

7. Sep 12SecurityRuntime

   Destructive and exfiltration intent governed

   Requests to delete, bulk-export or move business data out are recognised as intent, not just keywords, and handled by policy.

8. Sep 12ImprovedApprovals

   Approvals are now decision briefs

   Approvers see what the agent wants to do, why it was held and what happens if they approve — enough to decide without opening another tool.

9. Sep 11NewMCP

   Microsoft Agent Governance Toolkit as a decision input

   When enabled, the toolkit's policy engine and MCP scanner can strengthen a verdict to approval, rate-limit or block. It can never weaken an Intertrace decision.

10. Sep 9NewIntegrations

    Per-agent integration permissions

    A self-hosted token broker holds third-party credentials, and each agent gets only the integrations it's allowed to use.

11. Sep 8SecurityApprovals

    Approvals are exact execution contracts

    An approval covers exactly the action and arguments that were reviewed. It's consumed into one execution permit and honours the allowed-tools list.

12. Sep 7NewIntegrations

    Devin support for MCP

    Devin can connect to both the product MCP and MCP servers behind Intertrace, with sign-in handled through Intertrace.

13. Sep 7ImprovedMCP

    Execution permits in Monitor mode

    MCP calls get permits even while you're still monitoring, so switching an asset to Enforce changes nothing but the verdict.

14. Sep 6NewPlatform

    Ask Intertrace, rebuilt

    A docked assistant panel that answers questions about your estate and findings in markdown, with real feedback.

15. Sep 5NewMCP

    MCP posture recommendations

    Guardian turns your MCP inventory into specific recommendations you can apply in one click, and tool lists sync on a schedule.

16. Sep 5NewRemediation

    Tickets that close themselves — with proof

    Jira tickets are verified, inbound webhooks keep status in sync, and tickets auto-close only when the fix is shown to be effective.

17. Sep 5ImprovedGuardian

    Evidence-based risk calibration

    Guardian calibrates risk from evidence and tracks its own false-positive rate, so noisy signals get quieter over time.

18. Sep 5NewReports

    Scheduled executive reports

    Reports can be scheduled and compared with the previous period, so you can see what changed at a glance.