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AI Security, The Fastest-Growing Category

Financial institutions, enterprises and public agencies around the world are closer than ever to deploying AI at scale. The models are ready. The infrastructure is in place. The budgets are approved.

The final step is building confidence that AI will perform reliably in production, stay aligned with internal policies and deliver accurate, consistent outcomes for customers and teams. The bottleneck is no longer compute power. It is trust and the ability to rely on AI in real-world environments.

That is why AI security is becoming one of the fastest-growing categories in the AI industry.

• Market size: AI Security spend is growing from $25.9B to $86.0B, a 3.3x increase in just two years, the fastest growth rate of any AI category. (Gartner, 2025)
• Long-term outlook: Cybersecurity-focused VC Ballistic Ventures projects the AI Security market will reach $800B–$1.2T by 2031.
• M&A: In 2025 alone: Protect AI → Palo Alto Networks ($500M+), Pangea → CrowdStrike ($260M), Lakera → Check Point ($300M), Robust Intelligence → Cisco ($400M) — plus Google's $32B acquisition of Wiz. The entire security industry is making its largest bets ever.
• Startups: Noma Security (founded 2023) grew ARR 1,300% and raised $132M. WitnessAI grew ARR 500%+ and raised $58M. This is an extraordinarily fast-growing market.

Why Runtime, Specifically

Palo Alto Networks (#1 in security, $115B) and CrowdStrike (#2, $105B) arrived at the same conclusion, independently.

CrowdStrike became the world's largest security company with EDR, detecting threats at the endpoint in real time. In 2025, it applied the same playbook to AI: AI Detection & Response (AIDR). Palo Alto Networks launched its own Prisma AIRS (AI Runtime Security) platform. The name itself says "AI Runtime Security."

"This is the EDR moment for AI — because it's runtime protection." Daniel Bernard, CrowdStrike CBO

No matter how well a model is built, hallucinations and policy violations happen the moment production sees an input it wasn't tested for. Pre-deployment testing can't cover every case, and post-hoc audits only catch the damage after it's already done. The runtime layer is the only place you can intervene in that moment.