Polygraf

Polygraf AI is a provider of enterprise-grade AI security and zero-trust governance solutions that enforce organizational AI policy inline and in real-time without data leaving the customer environment. The company AiBC (AI Behavioral Control) Plane deploys as a container on-premises (air-gapped), on Kubernetes and Docker, across private clouds (VMware, OpenStack), public clouds (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud), and edge devices (NVIDIA, Intel), with under one hour average deployment time, 1.3 GHz and 8GB RAM minimum compute requirements, and zero changes to existing workflows. The platform delivers under 100ms enforcement latency, 40-130MB RAM footprint, 100% input and output coverage, and zero third-party data exposure. Polygraf input controls include invisible text detection, PII anonymization, code banning, competitor name filtering, substring control, sentiment analysis, prompt injection detection, and token limits. Output controls include topics control, bias detection, de-anonymization, JSON validation, no-refusal enforcement, toxicity filtering, copyright checking, and URL reachability validation. The platform serves defense and national security, insurance, governance risk and compliance, finance, healthcare, marketing, software development, and human resources sectors, with compliance support for EU AI Act, CCPA, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and Utah AI Policy Act. Polygraf has launched Meeting Guard for AI fraud detection in enterprise meetings and partnered with Seiko Epson for secure printing and scanning. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Austin, United States, Polygraf has raised approximately 1.3 million at the Series A stage with investors including AllegisCyber Capital, Alumni Ventures, DOMiNO Ventures, DataPower Ventures, 10X Capital, Machina Ventures, Gaingels, Sputnik ATX, PGV, and Quansight Initiate.