Unified authorization across applications, infrastructure, data, and AI workloads

EnforceAuth is a unified enterprise authorization platform that enforces fine-grained, policy-as-code controls across four domains — applications, infrastructure, data, and AI workloads — from a single control plane. The company focuses on what it calls the Authorization Gap: the widening distance between models and agents that can act on behalf of users and the enterprise's ability to govern exactly what those models and agents are allowed to do at runtime. Its AI Security Fabric continuously verifies identity and evaluates authorization decisions in real time rather than relying on static roles or perimeter controls.

The platform ships with a permanently free tier that delivers up to one million authorization decisions per month with no feature gating, letting teams deploy their first policy in under fifteen minutes and version, test, and audit rules like software. Pre-built compliance packs for DORA and the EU AI Act are included out of the box. EnforceAuth is headquartered in San Diego and led by founder and CEO Mark O. Rogge, previously CRO at Styra (the authorization company acqui-hired by Apple), GitLab, and Weights & Biases.