Netskope (NASDAQ: NTSK) announced the launch of its AI Command Center, a platform designed to discover and assess AI applications across enterprise environments. The product is part of the company's Netskope One AI Security suite.

According to data from Netskope Threat Labs, enterprises tracked by the company experienced a fivefold increase in AI applications over the past year. The average organization tripled its AI user base and now manages 37 deployed AI agents while experiencing 223 AI data policy violations monthly. The research indicates 94% of participating organizations report gaps in AI activity visibility.

The AI Command Center maps AI assets to connected identities, data stores and tools, whether corporate or personal applications. The system correlates risk insights with existing data on user risk profiles and application trustworthiness. The platform includes policy creation and remediation workflow capabilities.

The launch includes two discovery components: endpoint AI discovery that scans installed applications and running processes on managed devices, and server AI discovery using an eBPF agent that monitors AI traffic on virtual machines and Kubernetes nodes.

The company also introduced AgentSkope, described as an autonomous intelligence layer for incident triage and response. The platform became generally available, with enhanced capabilities including endpoint and server AI discovery scheduled for general availability throughout Q3 2026.

"Organizations have adopted AI faster than any security team can manually track, triage, or contain," said Sanjay Beri, co-founder and CEO of Netskope.

Jennifer Glenn, research director for data and information security at IDC, noted that enterprise AI adoption has created visibility challenges for security teams correlating risk across AI assets and data stores.