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Autonoma, an IoT platform for industrial machinery, deployed a reliable service assistant on DigitalOcean in one week, hardened by Vijil.

A property search assistant was hallucinating, innumerate and open to prompt injection. Vijil built the harness, scored it, and shipped the fixes in two weeks.

Harden agents built with LangChain, CrewAI, or Google ADK. Install the SDK, wrap one function, evaluate in CI.

The company guides customers from deploying an agent in any framework to certifying it for production, managing the lifecycle initially before transferring controls.

If AI systems ever become truly autonomous, they must also become accountable.

Adaptive Red Teaming performs multi-turn adversarial tests using an agent’s policies, tools, and personas within a customer’s virtual private cloud.

What customers shipped, how fast, and the evidence that let them ship. Each study names the agent, the stack, and the numbers.

How Vijil extends the ISO 42001 lifecycle compliance process to AI agents, from discovery through adaptive improvement.

Coverage of funding, platform launches, research, and the trusted agents market.

Vijil recognized for innovations in trustworthy AI agents

The company hires adversarial-machine-learning researchers to create trust infrastructure for deploying certified autonomous agents.

Drive original research on trustworthy machine learning, generative modeling and agentic AI at Vijil Labs. Remote, US or Canada, $150,000–250,000 plus equity.

The company offers one free agent on its console, with additional agents priced per agent and hosted in a customer’s network under an annual subscription. Vijil Dome uses the Apache 2.0 license.

The company helps enterprises develop AI agents that are reliable, secure, and safe, integrating trust into agent development.

A live walkthrough of how Vijil takes agents from pilot to production: discover, test, protect, and continuously improve.

This inbox handles questions about the platform, partnerships, stories, or evaluation issues, with human responses within one business day.

Vijil identifies, verifies, defends, and evolves agents within bounds they cannot cross.

This page explains how Vijil collects, uses, and protects personal information, including user choices, effective 25 August 2023.

This page describes Vijil’s security measures, including its information security program and organizational controls for protecting customer data.

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Vijil introduces **Diamond Adaptive Red Teaming for Agents (DART)**, an automated module designed to test AI agent security both before and after deployment. The tool aims to identify vulnerabilities in AI-driven systems by simulating adversarial scenarios. Vijil’s expansion targets enterprises deploying AI agents, addressing growing concerns over agent-based attack surfaces.

Oct 2026Security BoulevardNews article

Vijil introduces **Diamond Adaptive Red Team**, a tool enabling enterprises to simulate adversarial attacks on their multi-agent systems. The platform helps organizations identify vulnerabilities in autonomous agent workflows by mimicking real-world threat scenarios. Enterprises can now proactively assess and strengthen security in AI-driven operations.

Oct 2026GlobeNewswireNews article

Vijil develops a governance platform that identifies, evaluates, and measures risk, value, and compliance for AI agent deployments within enterprises. The system focuses on behavioral trust mechanisms to ensure controlled and secure agent operations. Enterprises use Vijil to monitor and manage fleets of AI agents across organizational workflows.

Jun 2026intellyx.comNews article

Vijil introduces a platform securing enterprise AI agents with integrated testing, runtime controls, and post-incident learning. The Darwin module analyzes production telemetry from attacks and failures to suggest improvements to agent instructions, configurations, and source code. The solution targets business-critical AI deployments requiring adaptive resilience.

Mar 2026SecurityBrief USNews article