Sandler Partners and Liminal Form Partnership to Expand Secure Enterprise AI Access
Redondo Beach based Sandler Partners has entered into a partnership with Liminal, according to a press release. The agreement allows Sandler Partners’ network of more than ten thousand technology experts to distribute Liminal’s enterprise AI governance and enablement platform.
Through the partnership, Sandler Partners’ clients can access Liminal’s platform to adopt generative AI tools while maintaining data control and security policies. The platform supports models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google, offering enterprises the ability to integrate internal data safely.
Liminal’s system includes capabilities for data protection, governance, and observability that allow organizations to deploy AI tools with oversight and compliance. Company executives said the collaboration aims to equip Sandler Partners’ advisors with secure AI solutions that meet growing enterprise demand for managed AI adoption.
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