Obiguard AI provides a unified API that monitors, validates, and enforces safety policies for any number of enterprise AI agents in real time. Its policy engine applies NIST AI risk standards and custom rules to automatically flag or block unsafe outputs, delivering sub‑50 ms response times and 99.9% uptime with analytics for performance insights.
Funding
$110K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Enterprises deploying multiple AI agents lack a unified mechanism to monitor, validate, and enforce safety policies across these agents in real time, leading to inconsistent risk management and potential exposure to harmful outputs.
Solution
Obiguard AI offers a single API that centralizes control and validation of any number of AI agents. The platform applies policy‑driven rules—both industry standards like the NIST AI risk framework and custom validations—to automatically flag or block undesirable responses. Real‑time observation and auto‑validation occur within sub‑50 ms response times, while a cloud analytics layer provides performance insights and actionable recommendations. High availability (99.9% uptime) ensures the service scales with enterprise workloads without adding latency.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprise developers and AI product teams building multi‑agent systems in sectors such as smart home automation, autonomous vehicles, and industrial automation.
Features
- Unified API endpoint for managing and validating outputs from multiple AI agents
- Policy engine supporting NIST AI risk detection standards and custom rule sets
- Millisecond‑level response (<50 ms) with 99.9% uptime for high‑throughput applications
- Automated flagging and blocking of non‑compliant or unsafe AI responses
- Real‑time performance analytics dashboard with actionable recommendations
- Seamless integration via RESTful calls, compatible with existing AI pipelines