Noma Security shows you the risk and leaves the work to your team. aizome puts a guardian agent and an intent engine in the path of every agent, so risky actions are stopped before they run, spend stays capped, and compliance evidence builds itself. A policy is only as good as the path it runs on.
aizome is the Identity-first AI Governance Platform. It sits as a single secure exchange (AI Gateway) between every AI agent your workforce deploys and every enterprise system those agents access, governing identity, enforcing intent, controlling cost, and making every agent accountable from day one.
Noma Security is an AI security platform covering agent discovery, posture management, red teaming, and runtime detection. It inventories agents, MCP servers, and models across endpoint, SaaS, and in-house environments, and enforces policy through the gateways, EDR, MDM, and agent hooks you already run.
Noma knows which agents exist and when their behavior looks wrong. Stopping an action takes a control point in the path, and Noma’s own documentation describes enforcement as running through the gateways, EDR, and MDM you already have. Where one exists, the policy lands. Where none does, there is a policy and no way to apply it, and your team is left to do the work. aizome is that control point. Agents connect through it, so identity, intent, and cost are checked before the action runs.
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| Who does the work | Findings and alerts go to your team to triage and tune | A guardian agent acts, and policy is applied without a ticket |
| Enforcement | Runs through your existing gateways, EDR, MDM, and agent hooks | The inline path between every agent and every system |
| Intent | Detects injection, leakage, and tool poisoning | Checks every action against its declared purpose before it runs |
| Cost | No cost controls in public documentation | Per-session token limits, spend caps, and cost drift detection |
| Compliance | Maps frameworks to findings | Builds evidence as agents run: NIST, EU AI Act Articles 9, 12, 13, 14, 26 |
| Human in the loop | Detectors can monitor, alert, block, or mask | Approval required before destructive actions run |
| Identity | Policies can reference the human an agent is attributed to | The target system sees a named employee, through your IdP |
| Entitlement | Governs which tools an agent may call | Evaluates the access behind the tool before the call executes |
Agents hold no credentials of their own. Each action is bound to a named employee through the identity provider you already run.
Every action is compared with the purpose the agent declared, before it executes.
aizome evaluates what a tool can reach in the system it connects to, not only whether the agent may call it.
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