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AIM Security / Cato NetworksGenerative AI application securitySource checkedStrong public support for this requirement

AIM (Cato) claims it secures private AI applications in runtime and detects runtime AI attacks and compliance violations.

Homegrown AI applications and AI agents are attractive targets for internal and external attacks—an emerging threat vector that requires dedicated defenses. Using proprietary models specifically trained to detect all types of runtime AI attacks and compliance violations, IT teams can support enterprise-scale secure delivery of AI apps and agents.
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