Manifest Introduces AI Risk Transparency Solution

Aug 9, 2025
Manifest Cyber, Inc. has launched Manifest AI Risk, a new module designed to enhance AI supply chain security by providing transparency and governance for AI models and datasets.

Manifest Cyber, Inc. has launched Manifest AI Risk, a new module aimed at enhancing AI supply chain security. Announced in a press release, this solution is part of the Manifest Platform and is designed to provide transparency and governance for AI models and datasets.

Manifest AI Risk addresses the challenges faced by enterprises in securing AI systems, offering features like continuous monitoring, inventory, and reporting across AI infrastructures. The module aims to reduce the time security teams spend manually vetting AI models, transforming weeks-long processes into minutes.

The platform includes an AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM) engine for automatic discovery and inventory of AI models, and an AI Governance Policy Engine to enforce governance policies. These tools provide real-time vulnerability monitoring and strategic reporting, enabling executives to make informed decisions quickly.

Manifest AI Risk was developed in collaboration with six Fortune 500 companies, ensuring it meets real-world AI governance challenges at scale. The solution is already safeguarding significant defense contracts and is used by organizations in various industries, including automotive, healthcare, and aerospace.

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