Odyssey Cybersecurity and Airia announce strategic collaboration to enable secure enterprise AI adoption

Business Odyssey Cybersecurity and Airia announce strategic collaboration to enable secure enterprise AI adoption Odyssey Airia Cb Relevant News Odyssey Cybersecurity and Airia announce strategic collaboration to enable secure enterprise AI adoption 11 September 2026 ACCEPT calls for police probe into Queer Wave banner vandalism 11 September 2026 Water fault leaves parts of Limassol without supply 11 September 2026 Advertorial 11 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Odyssey Cybersecurity announces a strategic collaboration with Airia aimed at helping organizations securely adopt and scale AI as it takes on an increasingly important role across business operations. The rapid adoption of AI models, agents and applications is creating a new risk landscape for enterprises. The use of multiple models and tools, often beyond centralized organizational oversight, is increasing requirements around data protection, access control and governance. At the same time, shadow AI and unauthorized AI usage make it increasingly difficult for organizations to maintain a complete view of their enterprise AI environment. Airia provides a unified platform combining AI security, governance and orchestration, enabling organizations to centrally manage models, agents, applications, data and workflows. Through a common control layer, organizations can apply security policies, access controls and guardrails throughout the AI lifecycle, helping mitigate risks including sensitive data leakage, unsafe model interactions and exposure of confidential information. The collaboration with Airia strengthens Odyssey’s ability to integrate AI risk into an organization’s broader cybersecurity and cyber resilience framework. By combining its expertise in cybersecurity, risk and enterprise implementations with Airia’s capabilities, Odyssey can support organizations seeking to adopt multiple AI models and agents while maintaining visibility, security and consistent governance across their environment. This approach is becoming increasingly important as AI moves beyond isolated experimental use cases to become an integral part of day-to-day business operations. In this environment, AI security and governance are becoming fundamental requirements for adoption at scale. Airia’s position in this field is further reflected in its recognition as a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for AI Governance Platforms. Christos Onoufriou, CEO of Odyssey Cybersecurity, said: “AI adoption is accelerating rapidly, but so too is the risk landscape organizations are being asked to manage. The challenge is not to slow innovation down, but to create the environment in which it can develop securely. Our collaboration with Airia strengthens our ability to address AI security and governance as an integral part of our customers’ broader cybersecurity and resilience strategy.” Kevin Kiley, CEO of Airia, said: “As AI becomes an increasingly important part of business operations, organizations need a consistent way to understand what is being used, how it is being used and under which policies. Our collaboration with Odyssey combines Airia’s AI security, governance and capabilities with deep cybersecurity and enterprise risk expertise, helping enterprises move forward with AI with greater security and control.” About Odyssey Cybersecurity Odyssey has been operating in the cybersecurity sector for more than 20 years, serving more than 250 active customers across critical sectors including financial services, healthcare, energy, the public sector, maritime, transportation, manufacturing and retail. The company’s holistic approach combines Managed Services, Advisory Services (GRC), Hybrid Integrated Solutions and the ClearSkies™ iISOC Platform. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News ACCEPT calls for police probe into Queer Wave banner vandalism Water fault leaves parts of Limassol without supply Larnaca bomb threat: Minister says plane grounded until cleared Journalists aren’t second-class citizens The goal is clear: clean seas, everywhere Get a taxi, dear Androulla! 1974 POWs kept rape by Turkish captors secret for 50 years, association says Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.