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Akamai claims discovery and classification of application programming interfaces (APIs) connected to generative AI models, large language models (LLMs), and AI services.
Automatically discover, inventory, and tag all APIs connecting to GenAI models, LLMs, and AI services, including shadow and unmanaged endpoints
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Salt claims an inventory of AI-agent application programming interfaces (APIs), Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and large language model (LLM) integrations with usage and dependency context.
Discover AI agent APIs, MCP servers, and LLM integrations
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Imperva claims inspection of inputs and outputs for protected enterprise-built generative AI applications.
analyzing all inputs and outputs
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Kong claims unified observability for application programming interface (API), large language model (LLM), Model Context Protocol (MCP), and per-agent consumption through its AI gateway.
unified observability for API, LLM, and MCP consumption
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Speakeasy claims centralized provisioning and visibility for approved employee AI tools and agent access.
Every employee gets the right access from day one, with full visibility and control.
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Harness claims continuous monitoring of AI application programming interface (API) traffic and an inventory of large language model (LLM), Model Context Protocol (MCP), AI application programming interface (API), and generative AI assets.
Automatically monitor all AI API traffic
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Wallarm AI Hypervisor claims capture of outbound AI-workload connections to large language models (LLMs), application programming interfaces (APIs), databases, and third-party services.
captures every outbound connection an AI workload makes on EKS
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Cequence claims real-time AI-tool traffic visibility and audit logging of user, agent, tool, application, and application programming interface (API) behavior.
Real-time visibility into AI-tool traffic with full audit logging
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Upwind claims its AI bill of materials (AI-BOM) inventories models, agent frameworks, libraries, vector stores, cloud AI services, and runtime dependencies.
unified inventory that connects all layers of the AI stack
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Proofpoint claims runtime inspection and audit-ready evidence for employee interactions with enterprise AI.
produces audit-ready evidence of every employee interaction with AI
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Securiti claims collection of model details from software as a service (SaaS) and internal AI projects.
Collect AI model details from SaaS and internal projects
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Snyk Evo claims discovery of AI assets in code and generation of a live AI bill of materials (AI-BOM).
Discover AI assets in code and generate a live AI-BOM.
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ModelOp claims visibility into internal and vendor AI from a single enterprise system of record.
visibility into all internal and vendor AI
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LatticeFlow AI claims continuous discovery of AI endpoints, data sources, and connected components across cloud and on-premise environments.
Continuous Discovery across your AI Ecosystem
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Runlayer claims centralized monitoring of AI usage, adoption, agent activity, and team-level value.
Monitor AI usage, cost, adoption, and agent activity in one place
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Keycard claims visibility and attribution for agent actions, tool calls, policy decisions, and data access.
See every action your agents take. Know exactly who authorized it.
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Google claims Cloud Logging can show Model Armor sanitization results for prompts and responses in Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform integration.
You need to enable Cloud Logging to view the sanitization results of prompts and responses.
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Microsoft claims Foundry Control Plane provides visibility, governance, and control for AI agents, models, and tools across a Foundry enterprise.
provides visibility, governance, and control for AI agents, models, and tools across your Foundry enterprise.
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Zscaler claims AI Access Security provides visibility into user interaction with AI apps, including prompt and response extraction and classification.
Get a clear view of how users interact with your apps, including deep insights with prompt/response extraction and classification.
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Palo Alto Networks claims Prisma AIRS provides visibility and control over AI data, agent and app integrity, and deployed model access.
Gain visibility and control over critical components of your AI data used for training or inference, the integrity of AI agents and apps, and access to deployed models.
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