6 new infosec tools tackle AI governance, automated policy, and supply chain risks
Asimily, Noma, and Diligent launch products that cut risk assessment from weeks to hours.
The latest infosec product wave focuses on governance, automation, and supply chain defense. Asimily's Segmentation Orchestration translates device risk into enforceable network policy without manual effort, combining asset visibility, vulnerability prioritization, and segmentation. Hyland announced general availability of its Enterprise Context Engine and industry-specific ontologies to govern AI use, converting enterprise content into trusted intelligence. depthfirst introduced Dependency Firewall, which reviews every open-source package download and blocks malicious ones before they reach developers or AI agents, ensuring safe rollout of tools like Claude and Codex.
Diligent's Cyber Risk Management leverages agentic AI to cut risk assessment from weeks to hours, linking cyber threats to strategic objectives and board oversight. Noma launched Agent Access Control, providing visibility and governance for AI agents and MCP servers across the enterprise. MazeBolt's RADAR VectorAI creates AI-generated DDoS attacks for validated vulnerability testing, addressing threats that outpace human response. Together, these products reflect a shift toward proactive, automated security that integrates AI safely and speeds up compliance.
- Asimily's Segmentation Orchestration automates network policy from device risk intelligence without manual translation.
- depthfirst's Dependency Firewall blocks malicious open-source packages pre-install, protecting developers and AI agents.
- Diligent's Cyber Risk Management reduces cyber risk assessment time from weeks to hours using agentic AI.
Why It Matters
Security teams can now automate policy, protect supply chains, and govern AI agents at scale.