ServiceNow Expands NVIDIA Partnership for AI Agent Security

Oct 21, 2026
ServiceNow is expanding its NVIDIA partnership with Arc, a personal AI agent governed through enterprise security and access controls.

ServiceNow is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA through new services for governing and securing AI agents, according to PYMNTS.

The offerings include Arc, a personal AI agent that can complete everyday work over extended periods. ServiceNow Super Intelligence Control Tower governs the agent, while NVIDIA OpenShell enforces controls as it uses applications, systems and code.

NVIDIA OpenShell and BlueField data processing units can also read ServiceNow's AI Passport. The tool defines which systems and actions an AI agent can access or execute.

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