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Zenity
Zenity is a cybersecurity company that builds an end-to-end security and governance platform purpose-built for AI agents. Founded in 2021 by Ben Kliger and Michael Bargury, it gives enterprises visibility and control over what AI agents - from Microsoft Copilot and Salesforce Agentforce to home-grown builds on AWS Bedrock - can access, do, and invoke. Zenity covers the full agent lifecycle with discovery, posture management, real-time threat detection, and response across SaaS, cloud, and endpoint environments, closing the blind spots that traditional model-focused security tools miss.
Maestro Labs
Maestro Labs is a Singapore-based productivity software company that builds AI assistants for the tools people already work in - email, meetings and calendars. Its flagship product, MailMaestro, drafts, summarizes and prioritizes email inside Outlook and Gmail, while TeamsMaestro takes meeting notes in Microsoft Teams and CalMaestro handles scheduling. The company positions itself as the largest independent AI email assistant, competing directly with Microsoft Copilot, and reached that scale partly by acquiring Helsinki-based Flowrite in January 2025.
James Pham
James Pham is the co-founder and CEO of Opsin, a San Francisco-area startup securing how enterprises adopt generative AI. After validating the problem through more than 300 conversations with industry leaders, he built Opsin to detect and remediate data oversharing in tools like Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini, and has since expanded it into a full enterprise agent security platform. An immigrant from Vietnam with an MIT MBA and a machine-learning product background from Abnormal Security, Pham now leads a company in production at regulated healthcare, manufacturing, and financial-services organizations.