Cranium AI

Cranium AI is an AI Security Posture Management (AISPM) platform that provides enterprise organizations with visibility, risk assessment, and governance capabilities for their AI and machine learning deployments. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company was built to address the growing challenge enterprises face in understanding and managing the security risks associated with their expanding AI portfolios. Cranium AI focuses on giving security teams and AI governance leaders a centralized dashboard to monitor and manage AI-related risks across the organization. The platform's core capabilities center on AI asset discovery and inventory management. Cranium AI automatically discovers and catalogs AI models, datasets, pipelines, and associated infrastructure across an organization's environment, creating a comprehensive inventory that serves as the foundation for risk management. Each discovered AI asset is assessed against a multi-dimensional risk scoring framework that evaluates factors including data sensitivity, model vulnerability, deployment exposure, regulatory implications, and operational criticality. Cranium AI's AISPM dashboard provides security teams with a real-time view of their organization's AI risk posture, highlighting high-risk assets, tracking risk trends over time, and prioritizing remediation actions. The platform maps risks to recognized frameworks such as the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and the EU AI Act, enabling organizations to demonstrate compliance with emerging AI regulations. Automated alerting and workflow integrations allow security teams to respond quickly to newly identified risks or policy violations. The platform integrates with enterprise cloud environments, MLOps platforms, and security information and event management (SIEM) systems to provide a unified view of AI security within existing security operations workflows. Cranium AI targets large enterprise customers who are deploying AI at scale and need to manage the security implications across hundreds or thousands of models. While the company is still very new and building out its customer base, its focused AISPM approach addresses a real and growing need in the enterprise security market. The platform is best suited for organizations with mature AI programs that need centralized visibility and governance over their AI model portfolio.