AppViewX expands Agent Identity Security with shadow-agent discovery, centralized MCP controls and a runtime Agent Kill Switch

What changed

AppViewX expanded Agent Identity Security on October 6 with discovery for sanctioned and shadow agents, internally built agents and their skills, captured in an expanded AI Bill of Materials covering models, MCP tools, credentials, identities and skills. A centralized MCP Gateway adds bidirectional policy and usage controls, while cryptographically rooted just-in-time access and intent-based policies constrain access to specific tasks. The new Agent Kill Switch can terminate agents and active sessions through runtime policy, events, third-party Shared Signals Framework signals or manual action, and does not depend on the MCP Gateway. AppViewX also adds quantum-resilient agent identities.