Autonomous agents are becoming the fastest-growing identity class in the enterprise. Yet most organizations cannot inventory them, govern them, explain their decisions, or even prove who performed an action. The next decade of enterprise security will not be built around users or applications it will be built around trust, runtime identity, and continuous authorization for autonomous systems.
More and more engineering teams have made Claude Code, Anthropic’s command-line coding assistant, a daily part of how they ship software. Anthropic just shipped the Claude Apps Gateway, a central control point for teams running Claude Code. Here is what it does, and how LangGuard already supports it out of the box.
Governance by Design: The CIO’s Mandate in the Age of Agentic AI Venkat Raghavan, Co-founder LangGuard IBM’s 2026 Tech Leader Study surveyed 2,000 CIOs and CTOs. The headline finding deserves to sit with you for a moment: 77% of technology leaders say AI adoption is outpacing governance.
The Silent Killer of Your AI Program: The Runaway Agent You Never See Token maxxing didn’t kill enterprise AI ambitions. The runaway agent you couldn’t see did. The Budget Was Gone Before Anyone Read the Alert In April 2026, Uber’s CTO said something every enterprise AI leader should read twice: “I’m back to the drawing board, because the budget I thought I would need is blown away already.”
The energy on the second day of the summit in San Francisco remained incredibly high as the focus shifted from foundational infrastructure to workflow orchestration. If the first day was about ensuring autonomous systems have access to fast and accurate data, the second day was about managing the sheer variety of tools those systems use. Engineering teams are no longer relying on a single vendor or a single framework. They are deploying a massive combination of models and wrappers to handle specific tasks, which creates a highly fragmented environment. The keynotes addressed this fragmentation directly by introducing open standards for coordination and new methods for team collaboration.
