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Bay
Where Bay appears on the record (3)
Every page on CISO Tribune and its network that carries this company, 3 in all.
- In the vendor directory (3)
- AI model and agent security vendors · primary category
- Endpoint management and application control vendors · category
- Workforce AI usage security vendors · category
What the company sells
Bay sells prevention-focused endpoint security software for AI agents. Bay deploys through existing EDR or MDM tooling without new agents, builds a contextual entity graph of AI agents and credential exposures, and evaluates every agent action against session context to allow, ask, or deny it.[1]
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- Website
- bay.io
Products and services
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Bay[1]
An agentless endpoint security platform that discovers AI agents and tools, monitors their actions, and enforces Allow, Ask, or Deny policies in real time.
Competitors and alternatives
The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Bay's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.
On ai model and agent security, Bay competes with Asymptote Labs, Onyx Security, AIShield, Alice, Dreadnode, Enkrypt AI, Fiddler AI, HiddenLayer, Knostic, Mindgard and 50 more.
On endpoint management and application control, Bay competes with Automox, HCLSoftware, Ivanti, Jamf, Tanium, ThreatLocker, Absolute Security, BlackBerry, IBM, JumpCloud and 2 more.
On workforce ai usage security, Bay competes with Harmonic Security, Pluto Security, Aurascape, WitnessAI, Abnormal AI, Asymptote Labs, Lakera, Lasso Security, Obsidian Security, Onyx Security and 13 more.
References
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- [1]bay.ioBay · bay.io · undated page, accessed November 5, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
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Security leadership
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Questions CISOs ask about Bay
- What does Bay sell?
- Bay sells Bay. Bay: An agentless endpoint security platform that discovers AI agents and tools, monitors their actions, and enforces Allow, Ask, or Deny policies in real time.
- How does CISO Tribune file Bay?
- CISO Tribune files Bay under AI model and agent security, with Endpoint management and application control and Workforce AI usage security as secondary categories.
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