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Results for “managed inference”

10 tools in this category · Updated

“managed inference”SecurityWays to use: WebShowing 10 tools
  • Arthur Engineby ArthurAIRun AI evaluations and experiments in your own environmentFree
  • Cortex AI Gatewayby SnowflakeGoverned endpoint for AI client model access, spend and tracingPay as you go
  • Lakewatchby DatabricksDatabricks' agentic SIEM built on its security lakehouse, for large-scale log retention and AI-driven threat detection.Pay as you go
  • Nightfallby NightfallAI detection and policy controls for sensitive-data movementContact sales
  • HODORby HODORAn MCP security gateway for governing AI agents’ access to connected applications.€10+/user/mo
  • Sekoiaby Sekoia.ioAI-assisted security operations platform for threat detection, investigation, and response.Contact sales
  • Aembitby AembitIdentity and access control for AI agents and workloadsFreemium
  • Microsoft Agent 365by MicrosoftControl plane for observing, governing, and securing AI agents across an organization$15/user/mo
  • IBM watsonx.governanceby IBMEnterprise platform for governing AI use cases, risks, policies and compliance.PaidFree trial
  • Claude Securityby AnthropicScan repositories for vulnerabilities, validate findings, and review proposed fixes.$20+/user/mo

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