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# May Release Notes

## UnifAI

* Introduces AI security scanning in source code repositories and pull requests, enabling AI asset discovery, risk detection, and governance policy enforcement earlier in development. Supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, with SaaS or Hybrid Cloud deployment. To learn more, see [Scanning in SCMs](/unifai/scanning-for-violations/scanning-in-scms.md).
* Adds automated blocking and quarantine policies to stop malicious, suspicious, or unknown AI skills before they reach production.
* Expands AI skills governance with continuous analysis of more than 52,000 AI skills across major marketplaces, AI skill discovery across IDEs, source code repositories, and pull requests, and threat intelligence mapped to discovered skills. To learn more, see [Skills](/unifai/ai-asset-inventory-ai-bom/skills.md).
* Adds automated remediation for risky AI skill usage.
* Expands compliance coverage with full EU AI Act support and Executive Order 14110 alignment. To learn more, see [Regulatory Compliance](/unifai/regulatory-compliance.md).


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