Ebix and intentyx launch SMARE to monitor behavioral drift in AI agents
SMARE is designed to discover enterprise AI agents, establish ownership and approved intent, and investigate runtime behavioral drift with supporting evidence.

AT A GLANCE
Key points
- SMARE compares AI agents against approved “Design Intent” boundaries.
- The platform flags behavioral drift and policy violations using runtime evidence.
- Deployment options include SaaS and the customer’s own cloud.
What is changing?
Ebix and intentyx have announced a SMARE-based security and governance offering for AI agents operating in regulated industries. The Synthetic Mind Aware Risk Engine is designed to discover agents across an organization, assign accountability, and identify when behavior moves outside an approved business purpose or security boundary.
The platform combines evidence from AI infrastructure, business applications, cloud environments, identity systems, and existing security tools. Agent activity is compared with a “Design Intent” that defines its purpose, authorized tools, and data boundaries; policy violations, unusual behavior, and drift over time are then flagged.
Ebix says SMARE is available to insurance, financial-services, and healthcare organizations as SaaS or inside a customer’s own cloud. The company states that the product is commercially available, although real deployments should independently validate coverage, false-positive rates, and integration with existing identity and monitoring systems.
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Source date: 2 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 3 Nov 2026, 00:07 (Istanbul, UTC+3). Updated: 3 Nov 2026, 01:12.
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