Your organization is already running AI you can’t see.
Employees are pasting contracts, patient records, and source code into public chatbots. Developers have wired large language models (LLMs) into production. Autonomous agents are taking actions on live systems with no human in the loop. Every one of those is an open door – and here’s the uncomfortable part: your firewall, your EDR, and your legacy DLP can’t see a single one of them.
This is the exact gap aiTRiSM was created to close. And it’s the gap Seceon aiTRiSM was purpose-built to own.
Walk any show floor and every booth has “AI” on the banner. Almost none of them are protecting your AI. There’s a critical distinction buyers keep missing:
The second category is the one that’s on fire – and the one almost no one is actually defending. That’s aiTRiSM, and it’s where aiTRiSM lives.
aiTRiSM – AI Trust, Risk and Security Management – is a discipline Gartner named a Top 10 Strategic Technology Trend. It’s the set of controls organizations need to use AI safely: knowing which AI systems are running, keeping models and data trustworthy, and stopping AI-specific attacks that traditional security tooling was never designed to catch.
The category is so new there is no established Gartner Magic Quadrant for it yet. That’s not a reason to wait – it’s the whole point. AI sprawl is happening now, whether or not analysts have finished drawing the map. Seceon is one of the very few with a live, in-production aiTRiSM module.
Why This Can’t Wait: The Four Risks Legacy Tools Miss
Firewalls, EDR, and legacy DLP were built for users, endpoints, networks, and cloud. They are blind to all four of these. aiTRiSM is not.
aiTRiSM is Seceon’s first-in-class aiTRiSM module inside the Seceon Open Threat Management (OTM) Platform. It targets the newest and fastest-growing attack surface – the AI agents and LLMs already operating across your enterprise, cloud, and network — and brings them under the same real-time detection-and-response discipline Seceon applies to the rest of the SOC.
And critically: it doesn’t do this from a bolted-on point tool with its own console and its own bill. aiTRiSM runs natively on the same data plane, ML engine, and console as NDR, aiSIEM, and aiSOAR. AI threats are discovered, correlated, and contained inside the workflow your analysts already use. No new silo. No integration tax.
You cannot defend what you cannot see. aiTRiSM automatically discovers every AI agent within 60 seconds of its first network activity – and keeps a living inventory of what’s running.
aiTRiSM monitors the inputs and outputs of your locally deployed LLMs live, catching manipulation as it happens.
Before data ever reaches an AI endpoint, aiTRiSM inspects it – and stops what shouldn’t go.
For regulated, government, and defence environments, where data goes matters as much as what goes.
When an agent is compromised, a ticket in a queue is not a response.
How It Works: See → Analyze → Enforce → Respond
Because it’s one platform, an AI threat is never stranded in a silo – it’s investigated and contained with the same context as any endpoint, identity, or network alert.
| Capability | Specification |
| Agent discovery speed | 60 seconds from first AI agent network activity to classification |
| Isolation speed | Compromised AI agent quarantined within 90 seconds via aiSOAR |
| Detection coverage | Shadow AI · prompt injection · data exfiltration via AI · jailbreaks |
| Data scanning | API payload scanning for PII, PHI, PCI, credentials, classified data |
| Sovereignty | Network-layer block of non-approved AI endpoints · geographic enforcement |
| AI platforms covered | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Llama, Mistral, custom LLMs + new-endpoint detection |
| Compliance alignment | MeitY AI Guidelines 2024 · CERT-In AI incident reporting · NCIIPC |
| Integration | NDR traffic analysis · aiSIEM correlation · aiSOAR automated response |
Not every product with “AI” in its name is solving this problem. It helps to place each in its real category:
Category |
What it actually does |
Governs your AI agents? |
| AI-for-security assistants | Speed up SOC analysts triaging their own platform’s alerts | No – different job entirely |
| AI-app security add-ons | Pre-deployment testing / runtime filtering for AI apps you build; sold as a separate package | Partial – shadow-AI discovery, network-wide inventory & sovereignty typically not documented |
| Seceon aiTRiSM | Discovers, monitors, enforces & isolates every AI agent – approved or shadow – natively inside a unified platform | Yes – purpose-built for the full AiTRiSM category |
The takeaway for buyers: most “AI security” isn’t securing the AI already running on your network. aiTRiSM is built for exactly that – and it’s the rare offering that unifies discovery, runtime protection, data control, sovereignty, and automated response under one roof.

AI adoption isn’t slowing down – and neither are the attackers targeting it. aiTRiSM gives you visibility and control over every AI agent, model, and data flow, inside the unified platform your SOC already.