Security companies are strengthening AI security while expanding beyond traditional protection into AI governance, risk control and cost management. As more non-security firms enter the space as part of their AI strategies, pure security vendors are also moving into governance and control. PRIBIT AI has changed its name from Private Technology and announced a plan to become an AI governance and risk-control firm. Global vendor F5 has launched an AI gateway that applies consistent policies to AI requests and manages access and usage for models, agents and tools. The company says the approach can also improve cost efficiency in large-scale AI operations. In South Korea, Samsung SDS is joining OpenAI’s Daybreak Partner Program as a pilot partner to expand its AI-based cybersecurity business. Other firms including MonitorLab, S2W and Enki WhiteHat are rolling out generative AI security tools, autonomous investigation agents and AI-powered penetration testing.
Security companies are strengthening AI security while expanding beyond traditional protection into AI governance, risk control and cost management. As more non-security firms enter the space as part of their AI strategies, pure security vendors are also moving into governance and control. PRIBIT AI has changed its name from Private Technology and announced a plan to become an AI governance and risk-control firm. Global vendor F5 has launched an AI gateway that applies consistent policies to AI requests and manages access and usage for models, agents and tools. The company says the approach can also improve cost efficiency in large-scale AI operations. In South Korea, Samsung SDS is joining OpenAI’s Daybreak Partner Program as a pilot partner to expand its AI-based cybersecurity business. Other firms including MonitorLab, S2W and Enki WhiteHat are rolling out generative AI security tools, autonomous investigation agents and AI-powered penetration testing.