McKinsey predicts agentic commerce will bring $3 trillion+ in new revenue (yes, trillion). You can be damn sure that executives will jump without looking twice to get a piece of that pie. Priority #1 will be to optimize for millions of new website "shoppers". Defending against millions of new website attackers will be left for security teams as an after-thought.
The technical instruments to deal with this do not exist yet. The era of detecting "are you a human" is over. The era of detecting "are you acting on behalf of a human" is here. And that means catching whether those agents act on behalf of a human with good intentions (to purchase) or bad intentions (scrape content, find vulns., test stolen credit cards).
We're a small startup of security engineers. After building in the client-side space (monitoring what happens in the browser) for years, we're taking on this "agentic trust" challenge. And we want every code commit to be grounded in community insight from practitioners like you.
