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Credo AI
✓ verifiedPaid
Enterprise AI governance platform to inventory AI systems, assess risk and map controls to regulations like the EU AI Act and NIST.
50K visits/mo
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IronClaw
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Open-source, Rust-built secure runtime that runs AI agents in encrypted enclaves so credentials never reach the model.
37K visits/mo
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Aikido Security
✓ verifiedFreemium
Developer-first security platform unifying code, cloud, runtime and AI pentesting with noise reduction and autofix.
670K visits/mo
Pricing
No public pricing
No public pricing
Developer: $0 (2 users, 10 repos)
Basic: $300/mo (10 users, 100 repos)
Pro: $600/mo (200 repos)
Standard Pentest: $4,000 per assessment
Free trial available
Core features
- ✦AI/agent registry with shadow-AI discovery
- ✦Continuous, contextual risk intelligence
- ✦Agentic risk and control library
- ✦Policy-to-code with pre-built regulatory policy packs
- ✦Compliance mapping and audit evidence
- ✦GAIA governance assistant and 300+ integrations
- ✦Encrypted credential vault injected only at approved endpoints
- ✦Agents run inside Trusted Execution Environments (encrypted enclaves)
- ✦Sandboxed tools in Wasm containers with capability-based permissions
- ✦Real-time outbound leak detection to block credential exfiltration
- ✦Rust codebase for memory safety
- ✦One-click cloud deploy on NEAR AI Cloud or self-host from source
- ✦SAST, SCA and secrets scanning
- ✦Cloud misconfiguration (CSPM) and container scanning
- ✦AI-powered autonomous pentesting
- ✦AutoFix pull requests and auto-triage
- ✦Runtime and bot protection (Zen)
- ✦SOC 2 and ISO compliance support
Use cases
- →Comply with the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF
- →Track and govern AI adoption and shadow AI
- →Assess third-party/vendor AI risk
- →Govern AI agents from intake to runtime
- →Running autonomous AI agents without exposing secrets
- →Self-hosting a secure personal AI assistant
- →Deploying agents in a confidential-compute environment
- →Finding and fixing code vulnerabilities
- →Securing cloud and containers
- →Running continuous pentests
- →Automating compliance evidence
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