Agent Activity Governance
Uses Acium's Information Coherence Framework to identify human-led, AI-assisted and agentic activity and apply allow, block or quarantine policies.
Acium
Acium is a Miami-based AI security and governance company that gives organizations visibility and policy control over AI use across browsers, agents and devices.
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Miami, United States
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Founded 2024
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- 8 September 2026
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About Acium
Acium develops an AI security and governance platform for organizations that want to adopt generative AI and autonomous agents without losing visibility into data use, browser activity or policy enforcement. The company focuses on the last-mile interaction layer where employees, browsers, AI tools, agents and business data meet.
The platform combines browser and device visibility with policy enforcement, audit evidence and AI-risk discovery. It can identify sanctioned and shadow AI tools, distinguish corporate and personal account use, detect sensitive data being entered into AI services, route browser activity according to policy and help security teams understand whether an action is human-led, AI-assisted or agentic.
Acium's current operating model centers on a cloud-based console supported by a browser extension, an optional device sensor and threat-intelligence feeds. The company says the platform is designed to work with existing browsers and identity infrastructure rather than forcing customers to replace their browser or redesign the network. Integrations listed by Acium include Okta, Google Workspace, Microsoft Intune, Jamf Pro, Splunk, PagerDuty, Duo Security and other identity, device-management and security tools.
The company serves security, IT, compliance and managed-service teams that need practical governance around AI use. Its buyer use cases include discovering Shadow AI, controlling access to AI browsers, reducing data exposure in prompts and uploads, governing autonomous-agent activity, producing audit-ready evidence, managing browser-extension risk and extending policy to managed, BYOD and contractor environments.
Acium also offers a free AI Assessment that runs its browser extension in silent mode for seven days and produces a Risk Exposure Report covering AI-tool usage, personal accounts, data-sharing events, extension risk and security posture. This assessment is positioned as an entry point for organizations that need to understand their AI exposure before activating stronger controls.
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AI Data Protection
Masks or blocks sensitive data before it reaches AI tools, with policies for prompts, pastes and uploads across approved and shadow AI services.
Browser Extension Risk Management
Inventories browser extensions, evaluates risky permission scopes and helps teams distinguish sanctioned extensions from shadow or high-risk installs.
Browser Routing
Applies policy before page load to route sensitive work to approved browsers or restrict native AI browsers by user, group and task.
Compliance and Audit Readiness
Captures searchable AI usage, policy actions and blocked data, then turns that activity into evidence for audits, questionnaires and governance reporting.
Managed and Unmanaged Environment Coverage
Extends Acium policies across corporate devices, BYOD and contractor environments using the browser extension and optional device sensor.
Shadow AI Discovery
Discovers sanctioned and unsanctioned AI tools, account types and usage across the organization so security teams can build a governed inventory.