Zenity

Zenity is the first end-to-end security and governance platform purpose-built for AI agents, securing them at the agent layer across buildtime configuration and runtime execution rather than only at the model layer. It ships three products: Zenity Observe (AI observability that discovers and inventories agents across all platforms, capturing ownership, configurations, permissions, dependencies, and runtime behavior), Zenity Govern (AI Security Posture Management that lets teams set contextual policies on where and how agents may operate), and Zenity Defend (AI detection and response). Its agent-first, intent-aware approach focuses on what each agent is designed to do and what it actually does, the data it touches, the identities it uses, and how it communicates with other agents. A Clarity Agent and stateful threat engine monitor agent execution in real time, analyzing tool calls, memory access, and patterns to distinguish legitimate operation from manipulation such as prompt injection, while a Correlation Agent interprets behavior and reveals intent, and Zenity Issues fuse posture gaps, runtime anomalies, identity relationships, and graph-based insights into high-confidence incidents that explain what happened, why, and what was impacted. It covers SaaS-managed agents, custom-built agents (Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, Vertex AI), and device-based deployments, discovers shadow AI, governs citizen-developer platforms, and supports zero-trust, NIST, and FISMA for government. Named by Gartner the company to beat in AI agent governance, Zenity anchors the AI-agent-security cluster of the security lane and is an early instance of the AI SOC evolving into the governance layer for every other enterprise agent.