Elisity, an identity-based microsegmentation vendor, said it joined the Open Secure AI Alliance, the Linux Foundation-led coalition developing shared open tools, techniques, and technologies to safeguard software and AI agents. The company said it will contribute its work on connecting identity and risk context with least-privilege policies, containing agentic threats, and addressing unsanctioned AI use across enterprise environments, pointing to integrations with CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Active Directory, Armis, Claroty, and ServiceNow CMDB.
Elisity joins the Linux Foundation-led Open Secure AI Alliance
Elisity, an identity-based microsegmentation vendor, said it joined the Open Secure AI Alliance, the Linux Foundation-led coalition developing shared open tools, techniques, and technologies to safeguard software and AI agents. The company said it will contribute its work on connecting identity and risk context with least-privilege policies, containing agentic threats, and addressing unsanctioned AI use across enterprise environments, pointing to integrations with CrowdStrike Falcon, Microsoft Active Directory, Armis, Claroty, and ServiceNow CMDB.
Source: Prnewswire