Aim Security
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What is Aim Security?
Aim Security (now part of Cato Networks as Cato AI Security) is an enterprise-grade generative AI security platform that secures and governs all AI interactions across organizations. The platform provides 360-degree protection covering discovery, detection, enforcement, and protection for public AI tools, enterprise LLM deployments, and homegrown AI applications. It helps security teams maintain visibility into AI usage, detect shadow AI tools, enforce data protection policies in real-time, and protect against data leakage, intellectual property infringement, prompt injections, and jailbreaks.
Key features include comprehensive GenAI inventory management, public AI protection for tools like ChatGPT and Copilot, enterprise AI security for internal LLM deployments, homegrown AI application security against prompt injections, AI red teaming capabilities, FlowGuard patent-pending agentic guardrails for AI agents, real-time monitoring and audit logs, malicous prompt detection, and compliance with data privacy and GenAI regulations. The platform also provides agentic AI security with discovery, posture management, runtime attack prevention, and tracing integrations.
Aim Security is designed for CISOs, security teams, and enterprises in regulated industries (healthcare, finance, HR, legal) who need to safely adopt GenAI while maintaining compliance. It serves organizations looking to secure employee use of public AI applications, secure private AI applications and AI agents, and secure the agentic AI development lifecycle.
The platform integrates seamlessly with existing security environments, offers browser plugins and firewall integrations, supports SIEM/SOAR integration for telemetry, and provides dashboards and consolidated reports for AI adoption analytics.
Aim Security pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Aim Security uses a paid-only pricing model with no free tier or free trial. On AWS Marketplace, the pricing is $100,000 per 12-month contract for Annual GenAI Protection. The vendor provides custom pricing for customers via Private Offer through [email protected]. Pricing is based on contract duration and terms with the vendor, entitling customers to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration.
Aim Security pros
- Enterprise-grade GenAI security platform
- 360-degree protection from discovery to remediation
- Comprehensive inventory of all AI apps across organization
- Real-time data protection policies enforcement
- Protects against data leakage and IP infringement
- Secures public AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot
- Protects homegrown AI apps from prompt injections and jailbreaks
- FlowGuard patent-pending agentic guardrails technology
- AI red teaming for comprehensive security assessments
- Continuous insights and monitoring of AI adoption
- Compliance with data privacy and GenAI regulations
- Detects malicious prompts and jailbreak attempts
- Inline protection for agent chain of thought and MCP interactions
- Flexible tracing integrations for agentic activity
- Seamless integration with existing security environments
- Browser plugins and firewall integrations available
- Rich dashboards and consolidated adoption analytics
- First to offer enterprise guardrails for OpenAI Agents SDK
Aim Security cons
- No free tier available
- Paid-only pricing model
- Minimum $100,000 annual contract on AWS Marketplace
- Custom pricing requires contacting vendor
- No free trial offered
- No API available for integration
- Acquired by Cato Networks (may affect standalone product)
- 51-200 employees (smaller company resources)
- Based in Tel Aviv (geographic limitations for some)
- Patent-pending technology not yet fully proven
Frequently asked questions about Aim Security
What is Aim Security?
Aim Security is an enterprise-grade generative AI security platform that secures and governs all AI interactions across organizations. It provides comprehensive protection for public AI tools, enterprise LLM deployments, and homegrown AI applications, helping security teams discover shadow AI, enforce data protection policies, and prevent data leakage, IP infringement, and malicious outputs.
What companies is Aim Security part of?
Aim Security was acquired by Cato Networks in September 2025 and is now offered as Cato AI Security. Cato Networks is a Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform provider. The company was formerly known as Haka Security and was founded in 2022 in Tel Aviv, Israel.
What use cases does Aim Security cover?
Aim Security spans three AI security use cases: securing employee use of public AI applications, securing private AI applications and AI agents, and securing the agentic AI development lifecycle. It covers discovery, detection, enforcement, and protection across all GenAI use cases.
What is FlowGuard?
FlowGuard is Aim's patent-pending agentic guardrails technology, which is the only technology that can address the unpredictability of LLMs and detect attacker manipulation in the context of agent workflows. It provides inline protection for agent chain of thought and MCP interactions, allowing real-time blocking of agentic activities.
What industries does Aim Security serve?
Aim Security serves regulated industries including healthcare, finance, HR, and legal. It helps organizations in these sectors reconcile innovation with stringent regulatory requirements while ensuring secure GenAI adoption and compliance with industry-specific regulations.
Does Aim Security have a free tier?
No, Aim Security does not offer a free tier or free trial. It is a paid-only solution with custom pricing available through the vendor. The minimum annual contract on AWS Marketplace is $100,000.
What AI vulnerabilities does Aim Security protect against?
Aim Security protects against data leakage, intellectual property infringement, malicious outputs, sensitive information disclosure, insecure configurations, prompt injections, jailbreaks, and agentic attacks. It also detects malicious prompts and model outputs containing malicious code.
How does Aim Security integrate with existing infrastructure?
Aim Security integrates seamlessly with existing security environments and offers browser plugins, firewall integrations, and SIEM/SOAR integration for security telemetry. It supports LiteLLM, Kong AI Gateway, AWS Bedrock, Azure AI, Vertex AI, and local models.
What is the company's funding history?
Aim Security emerged from stealth in January 2024 with $10 million in seed funding. The company raised an additional $18 million in June 2025 before being acquired by Cato Networks in September 2025.
Who founded Aim Security?
Aim Security was founded by Matan Getz (CEO) and Adir Gruss (CTO), both alumni of the IDF Intelligence Unit 8200 where they worked on AI systems including developing a major data science defensive AI project for the unit. The company employs 51-200 people and is headquartered in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel.