Palo Alto Networks claims Prisma AIRS discovers shadow AI and provides visibility into AI agents, apps, and models.
Get full visibility into every AI agent, app and model, and identify how they connect across your environment.
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Clear all filtersPalo Alto Networks claims AI Access Security discovers and categorizes generative AI applications, agents, and marketplace plugins.
Access the most up-to-date GenAI app dictionary to accurately discover and categorize GenAI applications, agents and marketplace plugins.
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.
Palo Alto Networks claims AI Access Security can classify generative AI apps by sanction status and enforce access, upload, and download controls.
Classify apps as sanctioned, tolerated or unsanctioned, and implement robust access controls.
Palo Alto Networks claims AI Access Security blocks sensitive text and file data transfer to generative AI apps.
Inline data detection ensures regulatory compliance and blocks sensitive text- and file-based data transfer to GenAI apps.
Palo Alto Networks claims AI Access Security provides workforce generative AI visibility, risk classification, access controls, and user coaching.
Proactively reduce employee risk with notifications and user coaching directly from AI Access Security.
Palo Alto Networks claims Prisma AIRS red teams AI agents and applications and provides runtime safeguards against manipulation, data exposure, and unsafe actions.
Monitor AI behavior. Enforce real-time safeguards to prevent manipulation, data exposure, and unsafe actions during live AI interactions.
Palo Alto Networks says Prisma AIRS with Portkey is intended to monitor, govern, and protect AI applications, models, and autonomous agents.
With the integration of Portkey’s AI Gateway into Prisma AIRS, we will deliver a centralized control plane to monitor, govern, and protect every AI application, model, and autonomous agent across your organization
Palo Alto Networks says Portkey provides an AI Gateway for Prisma AIRS that can monitor, route, and secure AI transactions and supports agent-to-agent communication.
monitor, route, and secure every AI transaction across the enterprise.
Palo Alto Networks claims Prisma AIRS verifies AI agent identity and applies least-privilege controls to agent interactions.
By enforcing AI Identity Security, it will apply strict least-privilege controls to every agent interaction, ensuring all AI workloads remain secure and compliant.
Palo Alto Networks claims centralized visibility and governance over agents, models, and interactions, including ownership, permissions, and least-privileged access.
Move from pilots to production with full visibility and governance over every agent, model and interaction.
Palo Alto Networks claims automated AI red teaming for applications and agents using simulated real-world threats and security-vulnerability scanning.
AI Red Teaming: Prisma AIRS Provides automated AI Red Teaming that you can use for scanning your AI applications or agents for security vulnerabilities.
Palo Alto Networks claims predeployment model and agent-artifact scanning across models, source code, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and skills.
Scan supply chain vulnerabilities in agent artifacts, including agent code, MCP servers, and skills.
Palo Alto Networks claims centralized control of tool calls, large language model (LLM) interactions, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections with granular runtime policy enforcement.
Gain centralized control of tool calls, LLM interactions, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections — enforcing granular policies on how agents interact with systems.
Palo Alto Networks claims agent identity inventory and validation, accountable ownership, permissions, least-privileged access, and privilege revocation.
Inventory and validate the identities of agents operating in your enterprise. Define AI agent ownership, permissions and enforce least-privileged access for AI agents.
Palo Alto Networks claims agent artifact and endpoint security covering agent code, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, skills, local systems, files, and workflows.
Agentic Endpoint Security extends protection to endpoints, governing how agents interact with local systems, files and workflows.
Prisma AIRS materials reviewed did not establish customer AI workload cost attribution, budgets, chargeback, or cost-aware model routing.
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Palo Alto Networks documents Prisma AIRS as bring-your-own-license funded through Software NGFW credits, with runtime firewall capacity based on instances and vCPUs and runtime application programming interface (API) usage measured in monthly token allocations.
Prisma AIRS uses a bring-your-own license (BYOL) model.