SAN FRANCISCO - TelAve -- Pervaziv AI today announced Cortex 4.9, the latest expansion of its Enterprise AI Control Layer, bringing Cortex to Safari and completing support across Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, and Safari. With this release, organizations can now deliver secure AI assistance, enterprise context, security workflows, and productivity support across every major browser used by modern teams.

Cortex 4.9 marks an important step in Pervaziv AI's broader mission to make enterprise AI available wherever work happens. Developers review code in repositories, security teams investigate findings in dashboards, business users move across web applications, and enterprise teams increasingly expect AI to work inside the tools they already use. Safari support extends Cortex into Apple-first environments and gives macOS users a more natural path to secure AI assistance directly inside their daily browser workflow.

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"Enterprise AI adoption cannot depend on one browser, one device, or one workspace," said Anoop Jaishankar, Founder and CEO of Pervaziv AI. "Cortex 4.9 brings the Enterprise AI Control Layer to Safari, helping Apple-first users and mixed-browser organizations access secure AI assistance with continuity, context, and trust. Our goal is simple: Cortex should be available wherever real work is happening."

Safari support is more than a browser compatibility update. Apple's extension model works differently from Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, so Cortex 4.9 introduces a Safari-ready experience designed around the macOS app and Safari extension ecosystem. Users can open Cortex from Safari, connect it to the active page, and use the assistant while reviewing, summarizing, scanning, asking questions, and reasoning with browser context.

The release also strengthens Apple-aware sign-in and subscription support. Safari users can authenticate through Apple-supported flows, complete browser extension sign-in through the Pervaziv console, and access subscription paths aligned with Apple's ecosystem. This builds on Cortex 4.8 for iPhone, creating a more complete experience for Apple-first users across iPhone and Safari.

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Cortex also advances enterprise trust with improved account and session continuity, cleaner browser-extension callback handling, stronger Apple provider support, more reliable connected AI session relay behavior, and clearer account management options. Users gain easier access to sign out, privacy policy, terms, and account deletion paths, supporting product usability and external distribution.

In the browser, Cortex continues to bring secure AI assistance to real enterprise workflows. Security prompt guardrails help users pause before sending prompts that may lead to risky implementation behavior involving authentication, authorization, secrets, data exposure, injection risk, or unsafe configuration.

With Cortex now available across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, VS Code, Visual Studio, IntelliJ, Android, and iPhone, Pervaziv AI (https://pervaziv.com) is extending a consistent Enterprise AI Control Layer across browsers, IDEs, mobile devices, and connected enterprise systems.