portal26

Portal26 offers a Generative AI (GenAI) adoption and governance platform for enterprises, providing visibility, security, and risk management for corporate AI usage. The company was founded in 2019 by Arti Arora Raman and was formerly known as Titaniam before rebranding in October 2023 to coincide with the general availability of its AI Trust, Risk, and Security Management (AI TRiSM) SaaS Platform. The rebranding was inspired by the idea of providing a portal into all GenAI activity with guardrails for secure use. The platform's creation was motivated by the founder's personal experience with a data breach, which led to a focus on data security solutions that evolved to address the risks of enterprise GenAI adoption.

The company's core offering is a SaaS platform that allows organizations to monitor, manage, and measure their GenAI programs. It enables clients to discover sanctioned and unsanctioned or "shadow" AI tool usage, understand how employees are using GenAI, and analyze prompts to mitigate data loss and privacy risks. Key features include a Shadow AI discovery engine, a NIST FIPS certified forensic vault for auditing GenAI transactions, risk management detectors, policy enforcement, and employee education modules. The platform integrates with existing security infrastructure like SIEMs, DLP tools, and firewalls to provide a comprehensive view and orchestrate risk mitigation. The business model appears to be subscription-based, with the platform available on the AWS Marketplace.

Portal26 is headquartered in Los Gatos, California, and operates in the AI and cybersecurity markets. The company secured $6 million in a Seed funding round in February 2022, with investors including Refinery, Shasta Ventures, and Fusion Fund. The leadership team includes founder Arti Arora Raman as CEO and co-founder Pakshi Rajan as Chief AI Officer. Portal26 targets enterprises looking to adopt GenAI responsibly by providing tools for CISOs, compliance teams, and business leaders to manage security, optimize ROI, and foster a culture of safe AI use.

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