• Cavero Secure says its protocol treats an agent’s identity as a continuous cryptographic history of state changes, with no stored credentials for attackers to steal or clone.
  • A “history shift” suspends an agent by leaving it unable to prove its state, isolating it without crashing hosts, and administrators can roll it back to its last known good state.
  • The protocol is being deployed with selected design partners in financial services, cloud infrastructure and defence technology; the source is the company’s own announcement.