Vigil Guard and Oberig IT Start Working Together Across 18 Markets

This partnership grew out of a clear demand from customers across the markets served by Oberig IT. As organizations accelerate the adoption of AI, they are increasingly looking for ways to retain control over their data, processes, and compliance obligations.

After evaluating the market and each other's capabilities, both companies recognized a strong opportunity to work together. For Vigil Guard, the partnership was a natural next step. We have been expanding our detection engines to support additional European languages for some time, and entering the markets covered by Oberig IT aligns directly with that strategy.

The distribution agreement was signed by Stanislav Pokhylko, President of the Board at Oberig IT, and Tomasz Bartel, CEO and Founder of Vigil Guard. It covers 18 markets across Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltics, the Caucasus, and Central Asia, and for Vigil Guard it marks another step in our growth and the biggest move beyond the Polish market so far.

Under the agreement, Oberig IT will distribute the Vigil Guard Enterprise platform across the following 18 markets:

The agreement marks the beginning of practical work. Together with Oberig IT and its partner network, we are already preparing the first proof-of-concept tests, which will go live in the coming days. Our goal is simple: allow customers to evaluate AIDR in their own environments, using their own data and operating in their own languages.

Oberig IT brings a value-added distribution model and a team of certified engineers who support partners throughout the entire project lifecycle, from pre-sales and implementation to training and documentation. Together, we will work closely with customers across the region to help them adopt AI securely and at scale.

Vigil Guard is building the AIDR category, AI Detection and Response, a security layer for AI systems that analyzes prompts, model responses, and agent actions in real time. It gives organizations visibility into what data reaches AI models and enables them to stop risky operations before they result in security incidents or policy violations.

The platform runs entirely within the customer's infrastructure, ensuring full control over data and eliminating the need to send sensitive information to external services. It supports Polish natively, with additional European languages being added on an ongoing basis. The architecture is designed around data sovereignty, the requirements of regulated industries, and compliance with European regulations, including the EU AI Act.