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Overview
Zenity is a security platform specifically designed to govern and secure AI agents, low-code/no-code applications, and copilot integrations in enterprise environments. As AI agents (Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise, Salesforce Einstein) proliferate across organizations, they create new security risks — AI agents can access sensitive data, take actions in business systems, and be manipulated through prompt injection attacks. Zenity was built to address these emerging threats.
Founded in 2021 in Tel Aviv, Zenity identified the security risks of AI and low-code/no-code adoption before most security vendors. The platform discovers all AI agents and low-code apps deployed in an organization (many of which IT security teams don't know exist), assesses their risks, and enforces governance policies. This "shadow AI" discovery capability is particularly valuable as departments deploy AI tools independently without security review.
In 2026, Zenity has become a critical security layer for enterprises heavily deploying Microsoft Copilot, Salesforce AI, and other AI platforms. The company's early focus on this emerging threat category gives it a significant head start over traditional security vendors now entering the space.
Key Features
AI Agent Discovery
Automatically discovers all AI agents and copilot integrations deployed across the organization — including shadow AI deployed without IT knowledge.
Low-Code/No-Code Security
Secures applications built on Power Platform, Salesforce, ServiceNow, and other low-code tools. Identifies data exposure and logic flaws in citizen-developer apps.
Prompt Injection Protection
Detects and prevents prompt injection attacks against AI agents — attempts to manipulate AI behavior through malicious inputs.
Data Exposure Analysis
Identifies when AI agents have access to sensitive data beyond their intended scope. Enforces least-privilege principles for AI system access.
Copilot Governance
Specific governance for Microsoft 365 Copilot deployments: content access controls, sensitive data sharing prevention, usage monitoring.
Risk Remediation
Provides actionable remediation guidance for discovered risks. Integrates with SIEM and SOAR platforms for automated response.
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- First-mover in AI agent security (unique category)
- Discovers shadow AI deployments
- Covers Microsoft Copilot governance (huge enterprise need)
- Prompt injection protection
- Strong for Microsoft/Salesforce heavy enterprises
Disadvantages
- Niche category (some organizations not yet aware of AI agent risks)
- Relatively new company
- Smaller feature set vs established security platforms
- Premium pricing
Pricing Plans
| Plan | Price | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom pricing based on users and AI agents. Contact sales for details. |
Best Use Cases
Zenity Excels At:
- Enterprises deploying Microsoft 365 Copilot
- Organizations with extensive low-code/no-code development
- Security teams needing visibility into shadow AI
- Companies with regulatory requirements around AI governance
May Not Be Ideal For:
- Organizations with limited AI adoption
- Small businesses
- Teams primarily focused on traditional endpoint/network security
How It Compares
Zenity vs Traditional DLP
Traditional DLP focuses on data leaving the organization. Zenity focuses on AI agents and low-code apps that can expose or mishandle data within the organization — a newer threat vector.
Zenity vs Microsoft Purview
Microsoft Purview provides some Copilot governance within the Microsoft ecosystem. Zenity provides broader governance across multiple AI platforms and low-code tools beyond just Microsoft.
Final Verdict
Our Recommendation
Zenity has identified and built for one of the most important emerging security categories: AI agent governance. As enterprises increasingly deploy AI agents that can access sensitive data and take actions in business systems, the security risks are significant and poorly addressed by traditional tools. Zenity's early leadership in this category, combined with specific capabilities for Microsoft Copilot governance (the most widely deployed enterprise AI), makes it an increasingly essential platform for security teams at AI-adopting enterprises.