Knostic vs Trustible

Knostic provides need-to-know access controls for enterprise AI assistants such as Microsoft Copilot, Glean, and Gemini. The platform discovers shadow AI usage, enforces knowledge-layer policies at request time, and produces audit logs that document who accessed what data through which AI system. Headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, Knostic was founded in 2023 and serves regulated industries that need to adopt LLMs without exposing sensitive internal data.

Trustible provides an AI governance platform that centralizes inventory of AI use cases, models, agents, and vendors, enabling organizations to track and manage AI deployment across the enterprise. The platform supports risk-based triage for intake reviews, automated risk assessments with expert-curated taxonomies, policy management, and vendor evaluations to identify transparency gaps and risks. It maps governance controls across multiple frameworks including the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 42001, generating audit-ready reports and evidence from actual workflows rather than self-assessments. Targeted at enterprises including Fortune 500 companies in financial services, healthcare, insurance, and consumer goods, Trustible helps cross-functional teams—risk, legal, tech, and business—accelerate low-risk AI while ensuring compliance and oversight for higher-risk systems. Distinct from general GRC tools, it embeds AI-specific intelligence like model transparency ratings and lifecycle coverage for incidents and modifications, operationalizing governance in weeks.Trustible homepage, Trustible platform, Technical.ly funding, LinkedIn, Trustible about