Agent identity, trust scores, and runtime security for enterprise AI agents

Agent identity, trust scores, and runtime security for enterprise AI agents targets a $9.0B = 30,000 enterprises x $300k ACV. Rationale: target large and mid market enterprises globally that will adopt enterprise grade agent security as part of broader security suites; comparable enterprise security ACVs range from $100k to $500k. total addressable market with low saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 30-45% increase in demand for AI governance and runtime security, driven by regulation and agent adoption.

Key trends driving demand: Regulation alignment -- EU AI Act and similar rules force enterprises to track agent origins, capabilities, and runtime behavior, creating procurement requirements.; Agent proliferation -- rapid increase in deployed autonomous agents across tooling stacks increases attack surface and operational need for continuous monitoring.; Shift from deployment to governance -- companies that previously experimented with agents are now considering enterprise controls and auditability.; Security automation convergence -- security teams are adopting automated detection and response for non human actors, creating demand for agent specific telemetry and controls..