Obiguard is a complete cybersecurity solution for the AI era — built using AI to detect, explain, and remediate risk. Govern and red-team every AI agent, watch the systems underneath, and see everything you already have facing the internet.
Inspects prompts, responses, and tool-call arguments across your stack — enforces policy, red-teams your agents, scores them for bias, and gives security & legal a single audit-ready ledger.
Streams your logs, metrics, dependencies, and commits into one place — severity-scored alerts, CVE Radar, and threat intelligence cross-matched against CISA KEV.
Maps what you have exposed to the internet — hosts you forgot, software versions you never published, look-alike domains registered against your brand — and rescans on a schedule so new exposure surfaces as a change.
Reads the NetFlow, IPFIX or sFlow your routers already export, finds DDoS and other abnormal traffic, and turns each incident into an approved, tracked remediation plan — with BGP blackholing from the same screen.
WIRED reports an Accenture contractor connected a personal Claude Code agent to a Pentagon CUI system using their own credentials. It ran for about two months and sent passwords and a network map off-network. What that means for AI agent governance.
North Korea's TraderTraitor group is blamed for the record $6.3 billion Binance theft. The entry point was a compromised engineer laptop, and staging began 36 hours before the money moved. What the detection window looked like.
Dream reports a PHP2Shell attack chain that moved from exposed firewall management to an LDAP service account across 25 servers. How the pivot works and what to detect.
Whether you need to govern AI traffic or secure the systems AI now runs on — talk to us. Most customers are live within two weeks.
