Airrived launches agentic observability for enterprise AI control

Airrived is set to reveal Agentic Observability at GISEC Dubai, providing organizations with real-time visibility and control over AI agent decisions.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Airrived launches agentic observability for enterprise AI control

Dublin, California-based Airrived has announced the launch of Agentic Observability, a major expansion of its enterprise Agentic OS. The technology is designed to deliver real-time visibility and control over every AI agent decision as organizations accelerate the deployment of autonomous AI across their business operations.[1][2]

Set to be revealed at GISEC Dubai, the Agentic Observability offering is built to give enterprises comprehensive insight into how AI agents behave. The system provides end-to-end oversight throughout the agent lifecycle, monitoring activity from the moment enterprise data enters the platform through agent reasoning and execution to the final business outcomes.[1][2]

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