Tigera Lynx is a new tool designed to watch over every AI agent in your system without changing a single line of agent code
The solution supports lift‑and‑shift migrations of existing VMs, preserving IP addresses, VLAN assignments and firewall rules on day one, while also offering a path to modernize toward pure Kubernetes‑native networking.
Companies moving their virtual machine environments to Kubernetes can retain all the networking and security features they had with NSX, without needing to redesign their network.
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Lynx sits in the path of every agent call—agent-to-agent, agent-to-tool, and agent-to-LLM— to authenticate, authorize, mediate, and audit each one.
Lynx creates a centralized operational environment where companies can automatically detect, protect, sandbox, and analyze every single AI agent running in a Kubernetes system.
Experts agree that Tigera Lynx addresses critical security gaps in autonomous AI agent deployment, offering a necessary framework for governance and compliance in enterprise environments.
10 years of experience in Kubernetes security, now extended to AI agents and AI applications.
Tigera CEO Ratan Tipirneni sat down with Peter Flecha and Jad El-Zein at KubeCon 2026 to discuss Kubernetes networking, security, AI workloads, and the growing partnership between Tigera and VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF).
Tigera Product Manager, Aadhil Majeed, talks with Alan Shimel of Techstrong TV to walk through Tigera's unified networking platform for Kubernetes
Ratan Tipirneni discusses how Tigera is helping enterprises simplify networking, network security, observability, and AI workload security across increasingly fragmented environments.
Broadcom is expanding its Kubernetes ecosystem through a strategic partnership with Tigera, integrating Calico Enterprise with VKS to provide platform engineers with advanced security, observability, and networking for modern workloads.
