NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform Integrations

NVIDIA OpenShell is an open, secure runtime for autonomous AI agents that governs how agents execute, what they can access, and where inference traffic goes. Security is enforced in the environment rather than inside the model or application: nothing is permitted by default, permissions are granted through policy, and enforcement happens outside the agent process so it cannot be bypassed through prompting. Each agent runs in an isolated sandbox with no direct network access, limited file access, and kernel-level monitoring of system calls. A gateway acts as the control plane, authenticating users, managing sandbox lifecycles, and delivering policies, settings, credentials, and inference configuration. A supervisor runs outside each sandbox, evaluates network requests against policy at the binary, destination, method, and path levels, and provides credentials only when allowed.

NVIDIA DOCA is a unified platform that unlocks the capabilities of NVIDIA BlueField DPUs and NVIDIA ConnectX SuperNICs for agentic AI infrastructure. It provides SDKs, libraries, production-ready microservices, drivers, management tools, and orchestration frameworks for building and operating accelerated infrastructure services across networking, AI-native storage, cybersecurity, observability, and lifecycle management. DOCA helps developers offload, accelerate, and isolate infrastructure workloads while freeing host computing resources for AI services and applications. Networking capabilities support virtual switching, packet processing, multi-tenant isolation, advanced traffic management, RDMA acceleration, and software-defined networking. Storage components support KV cache infrastructure, NVMe over Fabrics, storage virtualization, and software-defined storage services.