OpenShell, NVIDIA-backed agent security runtime, joins CNCF Sandbox
NVIDIAAI · x · 2026-11-11
NVIDIA announces that OpenShell — securing how AI agents access data, credentials, and code execution — has joined the CNCF Sandbox. CNCF frames it as runtime-layer agent security: policy isolation, network controls, and credential management for autonomous agents, beyond prompt-level safeguards. The milestone batch also includes Agent Substrate and llm-d, bringing CNCF to 231 projects, 21M+ cloud native developers, and eight new Platinum members including CoreWeave, Broadcom, and NVIDIA itself.
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