Zenity for AI Agent Security: Features, Pricing, and Alternatives
Blog post from WorkOS
Zenity, a Tel Aviv-based security platform founded in 2020, is an early player in the AI agent security market, focusing on treating AI agents like human users within insider risk programs. With significant funding and strategic backing from investors like Microsoft's M12 and Intel Capital, Zenity targets Fortune 500 companies across various sectors. Their platform offers comprehensive protection through observability, security posture management, detection and response, and real-time enforcement, uniquely addressing AI-specific threats such as prompt injection and autonomous actions. Despite its strengths, Zenity operates as a monitoring and governance layer that lacks the foundational identity and access management infrastructure provided by platforms like WorkOS. WorkOS, in contrast, offers a robust authentication and authorization stack that ensures secure AI system deployments, delivering a proven, enterprise-grade identity infrastructure trusted by thousands of B2B SaaS companies for compliance and security. While Zenity's observability tools may interest security teams focused on AI-specific threats, WorkOS's foundational identity solutions are considered essential for secure and compliant enterprise AI deployments.