Vorlon announced two new products at RSAC 2026 designed to answer a question most security teams currently cannot: what did that AI agent just do, and who needs to fix it?

The AI Agent Flight Recorder captures a continuous, cross-application audit trail of every agent action, covering which identity triggered it, which SaaS systems were touched, what data classifications were involved, and which downstream integrations were affected. Built on Vorlon’s patented DataMatrix technology, the record is immutable and queryable, and the company says it delivers full incident reconstruction in minutes rather than days.

The practical scenario: a customer support agent starts querying financial records outside its normal scope, at unusual hours, at volumes far beyond baseline. The Flight Recorder captures every step and calculates blast radius in real time. As Vorlon puts it, when a plane crashes, investigators have a flight recorder. When an AI agent is compromised today, most security teams have nothing.

The AI Agent Action Center handles what comes after detection. It surfaces prioritized findings and routes them to the right person or system, whether that’s SecOps, an application owner, an IT admin, or a compliance team. It connects into existing SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, and identity provider workflows rather than creating another alert queue.

The Action Center organizes security gaps into three categories: universal issues (like an AI agent provisioned with full admin access it should never have), behavioral anomalies (like a new MCP server connecting an agent to sensitive data), and dynamic rules that security teams write themselves to enforce boundaries AI vendors have not yet addressed.

“Security architecture built to monitor the front door has no native framework for tracking what an AI agent does after access is granted,” said Amir Khayat, co-founder and CEO of Vorlon. “The Flight Recorder and Action Center give security teams what they have always had for every other incident: a complete record of what happened, where it went, what is at risk, and a clear path to resolution.”

Both products are available to Vorlon customers now.