Craig Thomas
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first heard Jun 2026
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So rather than having to go from your security team or your developers to the infrastructure people and all that, to be able to just click a button from some of these AI governance and observability tools.
To do the enforcement, monitoring and enforcement in these new environments with the click of a button in seconds rather than like weeks or months also is important.
So you can get that visibility and enforcement as you see new things spin up.
As a security professional or as a CISO, you don't want just another dashboard to tell you how bad you're doing, right?
And detection without prevention is just documentation of damage, right?
Knowing an agent exfiltrated data after the fact doesn't unexfiltrate it.
It doesn't keep you from fines and other regulations.
RAI systems operating at machine speed, the gap between that action taken and the action detected can mean thousands of API calls and gigabytes of data before you're ever alerted to that.
And also at machine speed, looking at logs and some of your traditional SIMs just aren't able to keep up.
With AI speed actions, these metrics, the traditional metrics, they just look even catastrophic.
So one minute response time is just way too slow.
If an agent made 50,000 API calls in that minute, and regulators even are moving toward real-time accountability, right?
So you've got the EU AI Act, which is coming fast upon us.
NIST AI, RMF, emerging SEC regulation, all signal that we detect it eventually just won't be sufficient.
So the expectation is shifting towards a demonstrated ability to prevent, not just discover.
And that's what definitely we are looking at.
How do we close this gap?
Most organizations have that SIM, they have APM, they have API gateways, but none of these tools see inside a session and stitch all those pieces together.
They just see headers, they see latency, they see logs, but they don't see the prompt, the payload, the data return.
We're looking to be able to see all of that at the kernel level and act on it in line at machine speed.
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