Runlayer launches secured Muse connectors to govern agent access to company data
gabriel1 · x · 2026-10-13
Runlayer announced secured connectors for Muse, responding to employees wiring the personal agent into companies' most sensitive data and systems without governance — with reported incidents of Muse going rogue, leaking data and sending unauthorized emails.
Runlayer offers hundreds of governed connectors controlled by deterministic policies and runtime security models, and detects ungoverned Muse usage inside company systems, aiming to let teams use powerful agents while IT keeps control.
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