Zenity Recognized in Forrester's AI Governance Report

Apr 16, 2025
Zenity has been acknowledged as a notable vendor in Forrester's AI Governance Solutions Landscape, Q2 2025 report, highlighting its role in securing AI Agents.

Zenity has been recognized as a notable vendor in Forrester's AI Governance Solutions Landscape, Q2 2025 report, announced in a press release. The report, authored by Forrester analyst Michele Goetz, emphasizes the growing importance of AI governance in managing risks associated with novel AI technologies.

Zenity's platform offers an agentless, end-to-end SaaS solution that enables security teams to profile and observe AI Agents, implement security posture management, and detect and respond to threats. This recognition by Forrester adds to Zenity's accolades, including being named a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for AI Trust, Risk, and Security Management.

Zenity's platform is designed to help organizations secure AI Agents from buildtime to runtime, ensuring a secure and compliant AI deployment. The company's leadership in AI security is further demonstrated through its active participation in industry events like the AI Agent Security Summit 2025.

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