AI Guardian and Cyberify Partner on AI Security for Financial Firms
AI Guardian and Cyberify announced a partnership to help financial institutions deploy AI with security, privacy, and regulatory controls, in a press release. The agreement combines Cyberify's transformation consulting for banks, insurers, and capital markets firms with AI Guardian's real time monitoring and enforcement of AI guardrails.
Cyberify will add AI Guardian's monitoring and policy enforcement tools to its client engagements involving generative and agentic AI. The firms will also help clients prepare for post quantum security requirements and quantum safe cryptographic standards. The combined services are available immediately to clients of both companies.
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