Codenotary AgentMon 3
by Codenotary
Runtime security and observability for every AI agent running inside your enterprise
Codenotary AgentMon 3 is an enterprise AI agent security platform that discovers, monitors and controls coding assistants and autonomous agents at runtime, built for security, platform and compliance teams. It replaces static allow-lists with adaptive policies that learn from each customer's observed agent behavior.
Codenotary announced AgentMon 3 on July 7-8, 2026 as the third generation of its enterprise AI agent security platform, adding adaptive runtime security policies that continuously evolve as agents operate across an organization. Rather than trusting an agent's self-reported intent, AgentMon judges behavior from what it actually observes at runtime — file access, network activity, credential use, process execution and system connections — which makes it resilient to prompt obfuscation, multilingual attacks and other evasion techniques that bypass text-only filters. The platform discovers agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Devin, OpenClaw and custom internal workers in a single dashboard, flags runaway agents, reasoning loops, risky prompts and permission escalations, tracks spend by agent and team, and redacts secrets automatically. Every runtime decision is cryptographically recorded in Codenotary's immutable, tamper-proof ledger, producing a verifiable audit trail for compliance, investigations and forensics, and Codenotary says the adaptive policy model cuts policy maintenance effort by up to 80%. Codenotary states AgentMon observes, analyzes and secures more than 5 million AI agent interactions every day across enterprise customer environments. AgentMon 3 is available worldwide and through the AWS Marketplace, and is OpenTelemetry-native with exports to Slack, PagerDuty and SIEM platforms.
At a Glance
- Category
- Governance & Security
- Pricing
- Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, Security Engineers, Platform Engineering Teams, Compliance Teams
Key Features
- ✓Adaptive runtime security policies
Policies evolve continuously from customer-specific workflows, observed behavioral patterns and emerging threats instead of relying on static allow-lists.
- ✓Behavior-based threat detection
Detection is based on observed file access, network activity, credential use and process execution rather than the agent's own self-report, so it resists prompt obfuscation and evasion.
- ✓Immutable cryptographic audit trail
Every runtime decision is cryptographically recorded in Codenotary's tamper-proof ledger for compliance, investigation and forensic analysis.
- ✓Agent discovery and inventory
Identifies AI agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Devin, OpenClaw and custom workers across environments in one unified dashboard.
- ✓Agent cost tracking
Tracks AI agent spending by agent and team with forecasting and waste identification.
- ✓OpenTelemetry-native integration
Ships telemetry to existing tooling including Slack, PagerDuty and SIEM platforms without proprietary lock-in.
Use Cases
- •Govern autonomous coding agents
Monitor what coding assistants and software engineering agents actually touch in a repository or environment and block high-risk actions even when native safeguards are bypassed.
- •Prove AI agent compliance
Give auditors a cryptographically verifiable record of which files an agent accessed, which commands it ran and which decisions were enforced.
- •Contain runaway multi-agent systems
Detect reasoning loops, permission escalation and anomalous behavior in distributed multi-agent architectures before they cause damage or runaway cost.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Securing coding assistants and autonomous software engineering agents at runtime
- ✓Producing tamper-proof audit trails of AI agent actions for compliance and forensics
- ✓Discovering shadow AI agents and tracking agent spend across engineering teams
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Behavioral detection survives prompt injection and obfuscation that defeat text-only filters
- ✓Tamper-proof audit trail is a strong fit for regulated industries
- ✓Available directly through AWS Marketplace, shortening procurement
Cons
- ✗No public pricing, so total cost requires a sales conversation
- ✗Vendor-reported scale and the 80% policy-maintenance figure are not independently verified
Pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Adaptive runtime security policies
- ✓Immutable audit ledger
- ✓Agent discovery and cost tracking
- ✓SIEM, Slack and PagerDuty export
- ✓AWS Marketplace deployment
Codenotary does not publish list pricing; AgentMon is available through the AWS Marketplace with a free trial.
Sources
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