AI Posture Management

Continuous, preventive oversight for AI agents: know the live state of every agent, enforce policy inline, and block unsafe actions before they cause harm.

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Guides & Definitions

AI Governance vs AI Posture Management

AI governance and AI posture management both aim to keep AI safe and compliant, but one describes the rules and the other enforces them in real time. Here is the difference and when you need each.

AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM), and How It Differs from AI Posture Management

AI security posture management (AI-SPM) secures AI infrastructure and models. Learn what AI-SPM covers, where it stops, and how it relates to behavioral AI posture management for agents.

What Are AI Agent Guardrails?

AI agent guardrails are the input, output, behavioral, and tool constraints that keep an autonomous agent inside safe, authorized boundaries at runtime.

What Is AI Agent Governance?

AI agent governance is the discipline of controlling how autonomous AI agents act: their identity, permissions, oversight, accountability, and lifecycle. Learn why it needs runtime enforcement to be real.

What Is AI Agent Monitoring?

AI agent monitoring captures traces, tool calls, decisions, cost, and drift across autonomous agent sessions. Learn what to monitor, how it differs from enforcement, and where monitoring-only approaches fall short.

What Is AI Agent Security?

AI agent security protects autonomous AI agents from manipulation and misuse, and constrains the real-world actions they take while running. Learn the top risks and how enforcement differs from detection.

What Is AI Model Governance?

AI model governance is the practice of managing AI and ML models across their lifecycle: inventory, versioning, validation, documentation, approval, and ongoing monitoring, anchored to frameworks like NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001.

What Is AI Posture Management?

AI posture management is the continuous, preventive layer for autonomous AI: it knows each agent's live state, enforces policy inline, and blocks unsafe actions before they cause harm.

What Is AI Runtime Security?

AI runtime security enforces policy at inference time, intercepting each agent action, evaluating it in context, and blocking or modifying it before it takes effect.

What Is AI TRiSM?

AI TRiSM (AI Trust, Risk and Security Management) is Gartner's framework for governing, inspecting, and securing AI systems. Learn its pillars, the Guardian Agents runtime layer, and how to operationalize it.

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Continuous, inline enforcement that blocks unsafe AI agent actions in real time, with audit-ready proof for every decision.