SuperCom Introduces SafeGenie to Monitor AI Agents

Oct 21, 2026
SafeGenie monitors AI agent activity and can allow, flag, or block actions based on company policies.

SuperCom introduces SafeGenie, a cybersecurity suite for monitoring and controlling autonomous AI agents, the company said in a press release. The software assesses the context and intent of agent actions, then allows, flags, or blocks them before completion.

SafeGenie combines new agent controls with endpoint security technology from SuperCom subsidiary Safend. It operates at the kernel level and applies company policies locally, including on supported devices that are offline or running local AI agents. The suite also includes protection for prompts used with generative AI tools.

SuperCom plans to integrate SafeGenie with Safend infrastructure and initially offer it to existing Safend customers through direct sales and distribution channels in the United States, Europe, and Asia. SafeGenie will be sold as a separate subscription from existing Safend licenses and maintenance agreements.

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