Posture Isn’t a Report, It’s a Practice
Continuous posture assessment across models, pipelines, and the identities and permissions connected to them. The whole AI estate, not a sample.
Over-permissioned pipelines, exposed endpoints, and models wired to data nobody reviewed, identified as they appear rather than at the next audit.
Findings ranked by the exposure they create, with guided remediation. Fix what matters first, and prove progress over time.
Gartner predicts that by 2027, 40% of AI data breaches will stem from improper AI use
Use cases
Know your AI posture
Every AI system your business builds carries configurations, identities, and connections that change faster than any review cycle. AI SPM watches all of it continuously, so posture is something you know, not something you schedule.

A team ships a pipeline under deadline, with permissions granted broadly to make it work. AI SPM flags the over-grant the day it appears, and remediation trims it before anything exercises it.

A test endpoint stays exposed after launch. Continuous assessment catches it in hours, not at the next quarterly scan, and the finding closes before anyone outside finds it.

The board asks how the AI estate is doing. The answer is a current posture report with trend lines, not a project to assemble one.

A working configuration changes quietly during an update. Drift detection surfaces the delta the same day, with the exposure it creates ranked against everything else.

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Q&A
Continuous posture assessment across the AI systems your business builds and runs: models, pipelines, and the identities and permissions connected to them.
CSPM assesses cloud infrastructure configuration. AI SPM assesses the models, pipelines, and identities that make up your AI systems specifically, risks CSPM was never built to see.
Over-permissioned pipelines, exposed endpoints, and models wired to data nobody reviewed, identified as they appear rather than at the next audit.
Findings are ranked by the exposure they create, with guided remediation so teams fix what matters first.
Posture findings show where to point the next round of testing, so red teaming targets the riskiest systems first.