Adaptive Content Security Startup Launches Comprehensive Platform to Mitigate Generative AI Risks A new entrant in the cybersecurity landscape, Bonfy.AI has unveiled its Adaptive Content Security Platform (ACS) as an integrated solution for managing generative AI risks. The platform employs AI-driven business context analysis to enhance organizational capabilities in monitoring and securing content generated by both artificial intelligence systems and human operators. The company's technology enables clients to analyze and manage content risks associated with AI tools including ChatGPT and Microsoft 365 Copilot, as well as communication platforms like email and Slack. This approach significantly reduces false positives and coverage gaps commonly found in conventional data loss prevention solutions. Bonfy ACS maintains neutrality across all human-readable content, unstructured data, and generative technologies regardless of underlying models or human editing processes. This makes the solution suitable for diverse applications including SaaS environments, shadow AI systems, and custom enterprise applications. The platform serves as an "AI guardian" that enforces communication policies while mitigating cybersecurity, privacy, compliance, intellectual property, and reputational risks. Designed specifically for AI-generated content safety and regulatory compliance, the platform allows organizations to build trust with stakeholders. Bonfy ACS handles information across CRM systems, identity and access management tools, and business applications. The platform supports key compliance frameworks including GDPR, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and CCPA. "Exponential growth in AI-generated content necessitates robust oversight solutions," explained co-founder and CEO Gidi Cohen. "Without such measures, enterprises risk significant business disruptions. Our ACS platform transforms AI content security, enabling organizations to leverage AI tools while maintaining content integrity and regulatory compliance." While launching today, the company had already secured $9.5 million in seed funding from TLV Partners GP Ltd. and Saban Capital Group prior to formal commercialization.