Zenity
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What is Zenity?
Zenity is the first security and governance platform purpose-built for AI agents, spanning SaaS, home-grown cloud platforms (like AWS Bedrock and Google Vertex AI), and end-user devices. It provides full lifecycle protection for AI agents by automatically discovering and inventorying agents across all platforms, monitoring their behavior at runtime, enforcing security policies, and responding to emerging threats. The platform secures AI at the agent layer across both buildtime configuration and runtime execution, providing full coverage for risks introduced by agentic systems rather than just partial protection at the model layer.
Key features include automatic discovery across your environment, real-time agent inventory with ownership and dependency mapping, behavioral analysis and usage pattern tracking, shadow AI detection and governance, cross-environment correlation and risk assessment, and Zenity Issues which connects posture gaps, runtime anomalies, and identity relationships to produce high-confidence security incidents. The platform also includes a Correlation Agent that interprets agent behavior, flags manipulation attempts, and explains what the agent was actually doing. Zenity protects against prompt injection, data leakage, agent logic abuse, over-permissioned access, and tool innovation/action abuse.
Zenity is designed for security teams at enterprises who need to discover and inventory AI agents, enforce policies, and reduce unmanaged risk. It is trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises across technology, pharmaceuticals, consulting, and financial services sectors. The platform is ideal for organizations adopting AI agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, Salesforce Agentforce, Copilot Studio, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, and other environments where security teams need visibility into agent ownership, configurations, permissions, dependencies, and runtime behavior.
Zenity pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Zenity does not publish public pricing on its website. Pricing is available through custom quotes and private contracts. For custom pricing or a private contract, contact [email protected]. A 30-day complimentary free trial is available to explore the Zenity AI Security Agent platform. Demos can be requested directly through the website without needing signup or payment information. On AWS Marketplace, pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor, entitling you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply. Annual and prepaid billing options with additional discounts are available during checkout.
Zenity pros
- First security platform purpose-built specifically for AI agents
- Automatic discovery of AI agents across all platforms and environments
- Full lifecycle protection from buildtime configuration to runtime execution
- Real-time agent inventory with ownership and dependency mapping
- Shadow AI detection and governance capabilities
- Works across SaaS, cloud (AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI), and endpoints
- Correlation Agent interprets agent behavior and explains intent
- Inline prevention to stop unsafe actions before they impact business
- Detects both direct and indirect prompt injection attempts
- Maps threats to OWASP and MITRE ATLAS frameworks
- Identifies PHI, PII, PCI, and hardcoded secrets exposure
- 90% reduction in security violations reported by enterprise users
- 95% of high-risk violations automatically remediated
- Self-service and auto-fix capabilities for scaling remediation
- Named Gartner Cool Vendor in Agentic AI TRiSM 2025
- Gartner Representative Vendor for 2025 Market Guide for AI TRiSM
- Supports Microsoft Copilot for M365, Salesforce Agentforce, AWS Bedrock AgentCore
- Behavioral analysis and usage pattern tracking
- Click-to-fix controls for instant remediation
Zenity cons
- Custom pricing only - no publicly listed pricing plans
- Enterprise-focused - may not suit small businesses or startups
- Requires demo request to access pricing information
- No free tier mentioned on website
- Contact required for private contracts ([email protected])
- Additional AWS infrastructure costs may apply on AWS Marketplace
- New platform with limited third-party integrations compared to legacy tools
- Specialized for AI agents - not a general security solution
Frequently asked questions about Zenity
How does Zenity monitor AI agent activity?
Zenity continuously monitors agent activity at runtime, breaking interactions into granular steps and flagging suspicious behavior including prompt injection, data leaks, and over-permissioned actions. You get visibility into what the agent sees, does, and why all in near real time.
Does Zenity detect prompt injection attacks?
Yes. Zenity's Detection & Response engine identifies both direct and indirect prompt injection attempts, mapping them to frameworks like OWASP and MITRE ATLAS. You can block or respond automatically using policies or APIs.
How does Zenity discover AI agents across my organization?
Zenity provides full inventory and attribution of AI agents across platforms including who created them, what tools they use, and what systems they access. You can drill into user roles, permissions, and runtime activity to track usage and uncover shadow AI. Automatic discovery works across SaaS, cloud, and endpoint environments.
Can Zenity protect sensitive data like PHI and PII?
Absolutely. Zenity identifies when AI agents access or expose PHI, PII, PCI, or hardcoded secrets (whether in prompts, responses, or agent-triggered actions) and enables you to flag, redact, or block unsafe behavior before it spreads.
What threats does Zenity protect against?
From misconfigured Copilots to rogue plugins and poisoned context, Zenity protects against prompt-based attacks, data leakage, lateral movement, overreach, and third-party exploits - across SaaS, cloud, and endpoint environments. It also guards against tool innovation and action abuse where agents can be steered into unintended actions.
Which platforms and environments does Zenity support?
Zenity supports Microsoft 365 Copilot, GitHub Copilot, Salesforce Agentforce, ChatGPT Enterprise, Claude Desktop, Azure AI Foundry, AWS Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, Copilot Studio, and custom APIs or webhooks for integrations. It secures SaaS-managed agents, home-grown agents on cloud platforms, and device-based agents.
How does Zenity differ from traditional security tools?
Traditional tools like AppSec & DLP focus on inputs and outputs, not logic, memory, or actions agents take. EDR/XDR detect system-level threats but miss multi-step agent behavior. CNAPP & CSPM govern cloud infrastructure, not agents running inside applications. Zenity secures AI at the agent layer across buildtime and runtime, providing full coverage for agentic systems rather than partial protection at the model layer.
Is there a demo available for Zenity?
Yes. Demos can be requested directly through the website without needing signup or payment information. You can get a demo to see the platform's unified observability, governance, and real-time threat protection over agents across your enterprise.
What results have enterprise users seen with Zenity?
Enterprises report significant results: Fortune 20 Technology remediated 90% of existing vulnerabilities within 4 months with 2 FTEs. Fortune 200 Consulting saw 90% reduction in security violations and 95% of high-risk violations automatically remediated. Fortune 50 Financial Services achieved 80% risk reduction across a tenant containing 150k+ total resources.
How does policy enforcement work in Zenity?
Policies are applied at buildtime and runtime using standards like OWASP LLM or MITRE ATLAS. This enables continuous protection from development through deployment. You can apply secure-by-design policies to agent configurations, permissions, tool access, and memory before deployment, reducing exposure before agents run. Inline controls stop unsafe actions during execution.