TLDR: Singulr AI Inc. has launched its unified AI control plane, a platform designed to empower IT, security, and compliance leaders to scale AI adoption within enterprises while maintaining trust. This innovative solution consolidates AI discovery, onboarding, and pre- and post-deployment security into a single, comprehensive system, replacing fragmented approaches with automated, collaborative, and continuous management for all forms of AI.
PALO ALTO, Calif. – Singulr AI Inc., a burgeoning leader in artificial intelligence security and governance, today announced the general availability of its unified AI control plane. This new platform is engineered to address the critical challenge faced by enterprises: balancing the rapid adoption of generative AI with the imperative to mitigate security, compliance, and reputational risks. The launch comes as businesses increasingly embrace AI, leading to an explosion of AI services and models in use, often including ‘Shadow AI’ tools that expose enterprise intellectual property.
The Singulr unified AI control plane redefines AI governance by integrating discovery, onboarding, and both pre- and post-deployment security into a singular, cohesive platform. This replaces the current landscape of fragmented solutions with an automated, collaborative, and continuous management system applicable to all forms of AI. The platform is designed for seamless integration with existing enterprise systems and workflows, accelerating time to value and fostering scalable, responsible AI adoption.
Key features of the unified control plane include a centralized view over the entire AI lifecycle, encompassing application usage, employee interactions, and embedded AI systems. It streamlines processes through automation-based vetting, onboarding, continuous risk assessment, and real-time enforcement. This significantly reduces the burden on security, IT, privacy, and compliance teams by eliminating manual reviews and reducing approval backlogs.
Singulr’s offering is structured around three core modules:
1. Singulr Pulse: This continuously updated AI risk intelligence system profiles millions of models, agents, services, and datasets. It classifies and scores AI systems in real-time, recommending safer alternatives and enabling automated vetting, onboarding, and security assessments to support both regulatory and operational compliance.
2. Application-Aware AI Red Teaming: Building on the intelligence from Singulr Pulse, this module simulates real-world threats and misuse scenarios. It provides continuous testing throughout the AI adoption lifecycle, both before and after deployment, to help organizations identify vulnerabilities, policy risks, and ethical concerns associated with generative AI tools.
3. Dynamic Runtime Protection: This module ensures continuous protection through context-aware policies and enforcement, allowing organizations to permit, restrict, warn, redact, and trigger security tickets and workflows.
According to Shiv Agarwal, CEO and co-founder of Singulr, ‘Companies are experiencing explosive growth in AI adoption across employees, partners, and vendors — but this surge comes with mounting security risks and costs.’ He further stated, ‘Through our extensive market research, we recognized that the broad use of generative AI technology is a complex problem needing an enterprise-grade solution to scale and secure. We started Singulr — to help enterprises rapidly adopt and operationalize powerful new AI technologies while managing costs and minimizing risk.’
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Singulr AI has already secured $10 million in seed financing, led by Nexus Venture Partners and Dell Technologies Capital, with participation from leading industry executives. The platform is already deployed across companies in the technology, finance, and healthcare sectors, demonstrating its immediate applicability and value in managing the complexities of enterprise AI.
