Qualys Adds AI Governance Features to TotalAI
Qualys, Inc. announced in a press release new TotalAI capabilities for discovering, testing, monitoring, and governing AI risk from design to runtime.
The update is built on the Qualys Enterprise TruRisk Platform and gives security teams a TruRisk score for AI issues. TotalAI can find shadow AI, cloud AI services, AI agents, models, MCP servers, AI containers, and AI use in browsers.
The platform can monitor tool calls made by AI agents over MCP and show what AI workloads execute on servers through eBPF instrumentation. It also checks code and pipelines for AI vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposed secrets, and tests models for prompt injection, jailbreaks, and unsafe output before production.
Qualys said TotalAI also tests LLMs and MCP servers against issues such as prompt injection, tool poisoning, SSRF, and rug pull behavior, mapped to the OWASP LLM & MCP Top 10 and the EU AI Act. TotalAI is generally available.
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