Salt Security has launched the Salt Agentic Security Platform, designed to secure the connections between large language models, Model Context Protocol servers and APIs that enable AI agent behaviour in enterprises. The company raised the platform announcement at a $1.45 billion valuation. The platform introduces two new security capabilities: Agentic Security Posture Management for continuous discovery and governance, and Agentic Detection and Response for real-time threat detection. Salt Security maps what it calls the "Agentic Security Graph" to help organisations understand not just what AI agents can generate, but what actions they can take across enterprise systems. Early customer Siemens reported improved visibility and protection for scaling AI deployments. The platform addresses growing security risks as enterprises deploy more autonomous AI agents with access to sensitive data and workflows.

Salt Security has launched AI-powered features to address the "Context Crisis" in API security, including Salt AI API Summaries that translate complex API schemas into plain English explanations. The GenAI engine automatically generates natural-language summaries for every endpoint, answering questions about purpose, data handling and consumers in seconds. The company also introduced a redesigned Deep Context Side Drawer that organises API telemetry using Domain-Driven Design, displaying schema visualisation, threat intelligence and configuration gaps without requiring source code access. The tools aim to bridge the skills gap between security teams and developers by enabling junior analysts to understand complex technical services instantly. Both features are immediately available to all Salt Security customers. The company specialises in API security and AI governance for digital businesses.

Salt Security has announced two new integrations expanding its API security platform: the Salt Databricks Connector and the Salt Netlify Collector. The additions aim to provide security teams with comprehensive API visibility across enterprise environments. The Databricks Connector specifically targets the "Agentic Action Layer", identifying Model Context Protocol servers and AI agents that connect proprietary data models to external systems. It provides visibility into which APIs and data sources internal AI agents are accessing, filling a gap that infrastructure scanners miss. The Netlify Collector extends Salt's traffic analysis to decoupled frontend applications and Jamstack architectures, ensuring security coverage as organisations push logic to the edge. Both integrations are immediately available as part of the Salt Illuminate platform, reinforcing the company's "Universal Visibility" strategy for API security and AI governance.