Noma Security Recognized as a Cool Vendor by Gartner
Noma Security has been named a Cool Vendor in AI Security by Gartner, announced in a press release. The recognition underscores Noma Security's comprehensive platform designed to address the security challenges of AI and agentic systems.
Noma Security's platform offers a range of capabilities, including AI asset discovery, security posture management, and runtime controls to block malicious prompts. It also supports compliance with regulations such as the EU AI Act and NIST standards. The platform is particularly focused on mitigating vulnerabilities like the ForcedLeak vulnerability in Salesforce Agentforce.
Niv Braun, CEO and co-founder of Noma Security, emphasized the importance of robust visibility and controls for enterprise customers adopting agentic AI. The company's solutions aim to provide confidence in AI deployments by offering automated red teaming and active runtime protection.
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