SAFE Introduces AI Security Posture Management Platform for Enterprise Risk Visibility

May 28, 2026
SAFE has launched SAFE AI Security Posture Management, a platform designed to give enterprises continuous visibility and control over AI-related cyber risks across their ecosystems.

SAFE has introduced SAFE AI Security Posture Management (SAFE AI-SPM), a new platform designed to help enterprises securely scale AI adoption announced in a press release. The system provides continuous visibility into AI usage and associated cyber risks across the enterprise.

SAFE AI-SPM assesses and monitors AI exposure across five areas: live activity, configuration, external exposure, compliance evidence, and contracts. It operates without complex deployments or long implementation cycles, allowing faster operational readiness. The platform integrates a Real Time AI Risk Graph that correlates signals from vendor contracts, configurations, and live activity to give security teams a consolidated view of AI-related risks.

The system uses SAFE's Agentic Workflow Engine, powered by more than 100 AI agents, to automate tasks such as monitoring, investigation, policy enforcement, and governance. This enables security teams to manage AI risk and compliance processes continuously. SAFE AI-SPM extends the company’s autonomous cyber risk management platform to address emerging challenges from enterprise AI adoption.

The platform will be demonstrated at the Gartner Security and Risk Management Summit 2026 in National Harbor, Maryland, from June 1 to 3.

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