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EnkryptAI

Enkrypt AI Recognized as a Gartner® Cool Vendor in AI Security 2025

Published on
October 10, 2025
4 min read

A milestone that reflects our leadership in securing agentic, multimodal AI for the enterprise.

This recognition highlights the growing importance of safeguarding innovation and reinforces our role as a trusted partner for enterprises navigating today’s most pressing agentic AI risks.

Agentic, multimodal AI raises the stakes because systems don’t just answer—they act across text, images, and voice. The risks are operational, not theoretical: a poisoned screenshot or PDF can redirect an agent’s tools; a spoofed voice can trigger approvals; a single bad instruction can cascade into wire transfers, account changes, or unlogged policy decisions that won’t survive audit. When agents can see, decide, and do, risk scales with capability. That’s exactly the gap we’ve been building to close.

We provide real-time guardrails across text, images, and voice, stopping harmful or non-compliant actions before they cause damage. Enkrypt AI has also introduced the industry's first LLM and Agent Safety Leaderboard, giving organizations a clear way to evaluate models not only by performance but also by their risk profile.

What makes this recognition meaningful is not just the technology we have built, but the trust our customers have placed in us. From Fortune 500 leaders in finance and healthcare to innovators in retail, manufacturing, and logistics, we witness daily how essential security and compliance are to unlocking the next wave of progress.

This milestone is a reminder of the responsibility we carry to help organizations move forward with confidence, balancing innovation with the trust and accountability their stakeholders expect.

Sahil Agarwal, CEO and Co-Founder, Enkrypt AI

Disclaimer:

Gartner, Cool Vendors in AI Security, Jeremy D'Hoinne, Bart Willemsen, Dennis Xu, Avivah Litan, 24 September 2025.

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