ASAI Security ResearchIndependent public-source research

AI security market research

Enterprise AI security research,
organized around use cases and public evidence.

Start with an enterprise AI security need, understand the solution approaches that may address it, and inspect the public sources behind the vendor research.

Independent research · public sources · validate in your environment
Vendors researched
66in the current market review
Research records
1280vendor claims and recorded research findings
Sources reviewed
284unique public-source pages
Source-checked records
863411 searches found no supporting claim

Choose a starting point

Start with the question you have today

Begin with a use case, the AI activity path, or a vendor. Each path connects back to the same public-source research.

01 · Use casesExplore a security need

Choose one enterprise question to see the approaches that directly address it and any additional approaches tied to a specific circumstance.

Explore use cases →
02 · AI activityUnderstand the AI activity path

See where security controls can intervene between AI use and the models, tools, applications, and data it reaches.

Open the activity map →
03 · Vendor researchInspect vendor evidence

See which security requirements each vendor says it addresses, where public support is strong or limited, what still needs verification, and the original sources.

Open vendor research →
04 · ComparisonCompare selected vendors

Review publicly supported requirements side by side after you have identified vendors that warrant closer investigation.

Open vendor comparison →

Research review pilot · about 20 minutes

Test one real evaluation question

Frame the initiative, inspect the resulting research, and tell us where the logic or evidence falls short.

  1. 01 · ArchitectureFollow the activity path

    Trace AI use from people, applications, and agents through the security control points and enterprise systems it can reach.

    Explore the architecture path →
  2. 02 · Use casesFrame the initiative

    Choose one well-defined use case. See which approaches directly address it and which appear only for a named additional circumstance.

    Explore use cases →
  3. 03 · EvidenceInspect and challenge

    Follow vendor source links, compare public evidence and open questions, then record anything unclear or missing through Feedback.

    Research vendors →