In April 2026, Forrester published The Responsible AI Solutions Landscape, Q2 2026, an overview of vendors in the responsible AI solutions market. Enzai is included in the report.

Where Enzai is heading

“The people responsible for AI risk and the people responsible for privacy are increasingly the same team, answering to the same regulators and working from the same evidence. We built Enzai so AI assessments, privacy assessments and risk decisions sit in one place, with a single record of who approved what and why. Responsible AI only works when it is part of how systems get approved and run day to day. Our focus now is building more of our legal expertise directly into the product, with opinionated content and defaults that let a team start simple and take on complexity as it needs to,” said Ryan Donnelly, CEO and co-founder of Enzai.

About the platform

Enzai was founded by lawyers who spent years advising on regulation before building software to operationalize it. The platform covers AI governance, risk management, privacy assessments and agent governance, including runtime enforcement that blocks unsanctioned agent tool calls before they execute. It ships configured, so straightforward workflows run on sensible defaults from day one, and it is flexible enough to model the most complex approval and risk processes enterprises run.

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