Elisity Joins Open Secure AI Alliance

Oct 1, 2026
Elisity joined the Linux Foundation led Open Secure AI Alliance to work on open tools and standards for securing AI agents.

Elisity announced in a press release that it has joined the Open Secure AI Alliance, a Linux Foundation led group developing open tools and standards for software and AI security.

Elisity will contribute work on defining AI agent identities, owners and authorized access. It will also address threat containment and methods for identifying AI tools and services used without approval.

The company plans to apply its experience connecting identity, asset and risk data with segmentation policies. Its existing integrations include CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Active Directory, Armis, Claroty and ServiceNow CMDB.

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