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Konecta launches Kolibri, an agentic orchestration platform to end “pilot purgatory”

What changed: Konecta introduced Kolibri, an enterprise agent orchestration platform that bundles pre-built, sector-tailored agent use cases (Konecta markets them as up to ~80% pre-built), governance controls, and built-in FinOps dashboards to route workloads to cost-efficient models. The announcement positions Kolibri as a production-oriented alternative to one-off pilots.

Why it matters: For operations leaders and integrators, Kolibri’s playbook approach means less custom engineering to reach production: you get reusable templates for billing, bookings, claims, and other customer workflows plus cost visibility that helps control token/compute spend. That can shorten time-to-value for agentic projects.

Try/watch: Map one high-friction process (e.g., billing disputes) to Kolibri’s template, run a controlled production pilot, and measure error rates, automation lift, and cost per transaction before scaling.

AppViewX releases Agent Identity Security to treat agents as first-class identities

What changed: AppViewX launched “Agent Identity Security,” a product that discovers, governs, secures, and monitors AI agents across enterprise systems using a PKI-based approach and agent-focused identity controls. The product explicitly targets ungoverned “non-human” identities and includes discovery and lifecycle controls.

Why it matters: Security and compliance teams should stop treating agents like ephemeral scripts: this product reframes agents as identities that need certificates, scoped access, and lifecycle management. That shift reduces the risk that an autonomous agent will retain stale privileges or access sensitive systems without oversight.

Try/watch: Start an inventory of agent identities and credential lifetimes; require scoped machine identities for any agent that writes to production and enable certificate rotation and auditing.