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UnifAI

UnifAI is the unified AI security orchestrator for agentic AI application development. It automatically secures AI applications as they are built and applies corporate security policies in real time. UnifAI provides continuous discovery of AI assets and enables developers to create secure AI application by incorporating controls and agentic application development.

This gives security teams confidence that controls are consistently enforced while allowing developers to focus on speed and innovation.

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Secure Your AI Apps and Workflows

UnifAI equips your teams with the essential capabilities to discover, secure, and govern AI at scale:

  • Discover AI BOMs: Find every LLM, AI agent, MCP server, and AI-related dependency — including shadow AI. You get a continuously updated AI Bill of Materials (BOMs) so you always know exactly what AI is in your environment. To learn more, see About Your AI BOMs and Viewing, Allowing, and Blocking Your AI BOMs.

  • Apply Policies and Ensure Compliance: Use built-in policies covering AI threats, privacy, access control, compliance, and vulnerabilities, or import your own. Policies map directly to frameworks like OWASP and the EU AI Act. To learn more, see About Policies and Viewing and Enabling Policies.

  • Enforce Controls and Remediate Risks: Controls protect data exposure, PII leakage, prompt injection, and identity risks. Remediation agents fix issues automatically — blocking unsafe assets, replacing vulnerable dependencies, and giving developers clear guidance. To learn more, see UnifAI Policies and Commonly Searched Policies.

  • Integrate Across Your Ecosystem: Connect UnifAI to the tools your teams already use — IDEs like Cursor, CLI such as Claude Code, SCM platforms like GitHub, collaboration tools like Slack, so teams stay secure without changing how they work). To learn more, see Integrations in SBOM360.

  • Use Conversational AI Interfaces: Ask questions in plain English. Get instant dashboards, insights, and policy controls. No training required — just ask. To learn more, see What Can I Ask UnifAI?

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