AIRE is a product by Artemion in the Non-Human Identity category. It covers Permissions, Non-Human Identity and Agentic AI Security.

What is the pricing for AIRE?

AIRE is a commercial product. For pricing, visit https://artemion.io/ or contact Artemion.

What are alternatives to AIRE?

Alternatives to AIRE listed on CybersecTools: 1. AgentID - Finds AI agents, gives each a short-lived ID and checks every action (Commercial) 2. Astrix Secure AI Agents - Secures AI agents and non-human identities with discovery and governance. (Commercial) 3. Agentic Governance - Identity governance platform for managing AI agent and human identities at scale. (Commercial) 4. Primary Identity Governance - Governs human & non-human identities across agentic AI workflows. (Commercial) 5. Hush Security - NHI security platform replacing secrets with identity-based, just-in-time access. (Commercial) Compare all AIRE alternatives at https://cybersectools.com/alternatives/aire

What deployment and organization size does AIRE fit?

AIRE is available as cloud or on-premises (hybrid). It is listed for small businesses, mid-market companies and enterprises. Pricing is commercial. Ask Artemion for pricing and support terms.

AIRE

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Quantifies identity-based cyber risk in dollar terms across cloud environments.

IAM Non-Human IdentityHybridSMB · Mid-Market · EnterpriseCommercial

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What is AIRE?

Artemion AIRE (Artemion Identity Risk Engine) is a cyber risk quantification platform that assigns a dollar value to identity-based risk across an organization's environment.

The platform focuses exclusively on identity and access risk: human accounts, machine and service accounts, contractors, vendors, secrets and tokens in code, and AI agents. It does not address legal, credit, or operational risk.

How it works:

Connects via read-only access to cloud and identity environments
No agents, no code deployment, no software to install
Reads identity, permission and configuration metadata only, never customer data
Produces a Systemic Liability Number (SLN), the total dollar exposure across

connected environments

Produces an Exploitable Liability Number (ELN), the subset that is reachable

and exploitable today

Attributes exposure by department (Engineering, Finance, Contractors) and by

individual identity

Key outputs:

Total identity exposure in dollars
The percentage currently reachable and exploitable
Department-level and individual-level attribution of risk
Continuous measurement as access changes, rather than periodic point-in-time

assessment

In first deployments AIRE has surfaced exposed credentials and tokens in code within hours of connection, along with privilege-escalation paths that only become visible when identity data from separate systems is fused.

Control coverage maps to SOC 2, NIST CSF, ISO 27001, CMMC 2.0 (NIST 800-171), DORA and SEC cyber disclosure.

Supported environments: AWS, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Cloud, Google Workspace, GitHub, Semgrep, Vanta, Wazuh, and AI agent and service-account inventories.