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| AIShieldAIShield, operating under Bosch Global Software Technologies, provides products that scan AI/ML models and notebooks, red team ML and LLM systems, and apply a firewall and guardrails to protect deployed machine learning and generative AI applications from adversarial attacks, prompt injection and data leakage.boschaishield.com | Enkrypt AIEnkrypt AI Academy offers courses for builders, security teams, and execs.enkryptai.com | Noma SecurityNoma Security is the name shown on the company's pages.noma.security | SplxAISplxAI, later rebranded SPLX, builds a platform that tests, protects and governs AI systems across their lifecycle, including automated red teaming, runtime guardrails, asset discovery and governance mapping, plus the open-source Agentic Radar scanner.splx.ai | |
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| Founded | Not stated on its pages | 2022[2] | 2023[3] | 2023[2] |
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| Ownership and funding | Not stated on its pages | Privately held[1] | Privately held[4] | Owned by Zscaler since 2025[3] |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | Not written yet | From its own pages, the company sells mainly to organisations that need to secure AI agents. Its platform is split into three settings: agents running on SaaS platforms, agents employees use, and agents engineers build. The pages also refer to Fortune 100 companies that it says already trust it to secure agent adoption. A separate solutions page covers simplifying compliance across an AI environment. | From its own pages, the company sells mainly to enterprises, saying the platform is built for enterprise scalability. Its asset management messaging speaks to organisations that want visibility and control over the AI assets used in the organisation. Its runtime messaging addresses teams with AI systems in production. Its governance messaging speaks to teams working with global AI security frameworks and internal risk policies. |
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| Last verified | October 28, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | September 30, 2026 |
AIShield, operating under Bosch Global Software Technologies, provides products that scan AI/ML models and notebooks, red team ML and LLM systems, and apply a firewall and guardrails to protect deployed machine learning and generative AI applications from adversarial attacks, prompt injection and data leakage. A press release dateline places the company in Bengaluru, India.[1]
AIShield on the recordEnkrypt AI Academy offers courses for builders, security teams, and execs. It is listed with the line: learn AI security from the ground up.
Agent Guardrails is listed as runtime protection at scale. Agent Red Teaming is listed as adversarial testing for agents. Agent Policy Engine is listed as define and enforce agent policy. AI Data Risk Audit is listed as audit data, fine-tunes, embeddings. MCP Gateway is listed as one endpoint, every MCP. MCP Scanner is listed as scan MCP servers for risk.
The homepage carries a note that Enkrypt AI Joins Anaconda.
Its solutions list includes AI Compliance & Audit, listed with the line EU AI Act & NIST mapping. It also lists MCP Security, listed with the line protect MCP-based agents.
Enkrypt AI on the recordNoma Security is the name shown on the company's pages. It lists a Noma Platform, described as the unified platform for end-to-end AI security. The company's careers page invitation reads: join the team making AI agents safe.
The pages split the platform by where agents run. Noma for SaaS Agents is for agents running on SaaS platforms. Noma for Endpoint AI Agents is for the agents employees use, and Noma for Cloud Agents is for agents engineers build.
They say over 10% of the Fortune 100 already trusts Noma to secure agent adoption.[1][2]
Noma Security on the recordSplxAI, later rebranded SPLX, builds a platform that tests, protects and governs AI systems across their lifecycle, including automated red teaming, runtime guardrails, asset discovery and governance mapping, plus the open-source Agentic Radar scanner. SPLX presents a platform to test, protect, and govern AI systems at scale. SPLX says it delivers security tooling from red teaming and runtime security to governance and remediation.[1][4][5]
AI Asset Management discovers every model, AI workflow, MCP server and guardrail across an enterprise. Automated AI Red Teaming runs vulnerability assessments and simulates domain-specific attacks on AI systems from build to runtime. AI Runtime Protection enforces input and output guardrails during live deployments. AI Governance & Compliance aligns AI deployments with standards and regulations through automated compliance mapping and monitoring. Dynamic Remediation hardens the system prompt and applies dynamic remediation strategies.[1][5][6][7][8][9]
SPLX is now part of Zscaler.[5]
The governance page says the platform maps an AI risk surface to global and industry-specific frameworks. Its framework list includes the EU AI Act. It also lists NIST AI RMF. ISO/IEC 42001 appears on that list as well. The red teaming page lists an option to integrate into a CI/CD pipeline.[1][4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
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