# NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform

NVIDIA offers OpenShell as a key component of its Open Agent Safety Platform, a runtime with sandboxed execution and policy-based controls that safeguards sensitive data, manages access to enterprise tools and governs autonomous agent actions. Korean AI security company AIM Intelligence is integrating its Starfort agent control platform with OpenShell, aiming to combine the runtime's access controls with Starfort's detection of malicious instructions and data leakage. On the model side, LG AI Research is opening application programming interface access for K-EXAONE-2.5, developed using the Nemotron-Personas-Korea dataset of 7 million synthetic Korean personas.

NVIDIA offers OpenShell as a key component of its Open Agent Safety Platform, a runtime with sandboxed execution and policy-based controls that safeguards sensitive data, manages access to enterprise tools and governs autonomous agent actions. Korean AI security company AIM Intelligence is integrating its Starfort agent control platform with OpenShell, aiming to combine the runtime's access controls with Starfort's detection of malicious instructions and data leakage. On the model side, LG AI Research is opening application programming interface access for K-EXAONE-2.5, developed using the Nemotron-Personas-Korea dataset of 7 million synthetic Korean personas.

NVIDIA introduced an open agent safety platform comprising OpenShell, an Apache 2.0 open-source secure runtime that executes autonomous agents in kernel-isolated sandboxes and turns operator instructions into a verifiable policy checked before and enforced during execution, plus optional NVIDIA Sentry and DOCA layers that push monitoring and enforcement into BlueField hardware, where in a Vera Rubin POD each compute tray carries a BlueField-4 DPU on the node's only path to the model for continuous out-of-band observability and line-speed real-time policy enforcement, with the company stating that on existing Vera and BlueField-4 systems these protections need only a software update.

NVIDIA introduced an open agent safety platform comprising OpenShell, an Apache 2.0 open-source secure runtime that executes autonomous agents in kernel-isolated sandboxes and turns operator instructions into a verifiable policy checked before and enforced during execution, plus optional NVIDIA Sentry and DOCA layers that push monitoring and enforcement into BlueField hardware, where in a Vera Rubin POD each compute tray carries a BlueField-4 DPU on the node's only path to the model for continuous out-of-band observability and line-speed real-time policy enforcement, with the company stating that on existing Vera and BlueField-4 systems these protections need only a software update.