WhatAn identity-and-access-management layer that sits between organizations and AI model providers, enforcing granular policies on who can use which models for what purposes.
SignalThe NSA incident shows that even organizations with the strictest security postures lack tooling to enforce AI model blacklists and usage restrictions at a technical level, relying instead on policy compliance that clearly fails.
Why NowFrontier AI models with genuinely dangerous capabilities (autonomous coding, vulnerability discovery) are proliferating, and organizations face real liability for unauthorized use.
MarketEnterprise security teams and government agencies; adjacent to the $20B+ IAM market; current IAM solutions (Okta, CyberArk) don't cover AI model access as a first-class resource.
MoatNetwork effects from building the definitive mapping of AI model capabilities to risk profiles, becoming the standard risk-rating layer that procurement teams rely on.
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