This topic covers AI identity and cybersecurity tools that protect agentic systems, conversational platforms, and identity surfaces across enterprises. As organizations deploy multi‑agent workflows, voice agents, and automated customer journeys, risks such as voice cloning, deepfakes, prompt injection, data leakage, and identity fraud have become operational and regulatory priorities. Concurrent pressure from the EU AI Act, sector guidance, and corporate risk programs makes governance, observability, and auditability essential in 2025. Key categories include AI Security Governance, AI Governance Tools, and Regulatory Compliance Tools. Representative platforms show how those capabilities are implemented: Kore.ai provides enterprise-grade multi‑agent orchestration with governance and observability controls; IBM watsonx Assistant supports no‑code and developer workflows for virtual assistants with built‑in enterprise controls; Observe.AI focuses on conversation intelligence and real‑time QA/assist for contact centers; Yellow.ai delivers agentic CX/EX automation across channels; Vogent supplies low‑latency TTS, voice cloning, and hosted fine‑tunes — capabilities that increase both functionality and attack surface. Complementing these incumbents are BrowseSafe and Opti Sec–style startups that emphasize browser isolation, session-level protection, identity verification, behavioral fraud detection, and API‑layer defenses. Together, these solutions address model and data provenance, real‑time monitoring, policy enforcement, explainability, and compliance reporting. For practitioners, the priority is integrating identity verification, observability, and incident response into agent orchestration frameworks and contact‑center pipelines to limit abuse, demonstrate compliance, and maintain traceable audit trails across AI deployments.