
Kitecyber: Data & Gen AI Security, Built on the Endpoint
Your most sensitive data—customer records, source code, financial data, IP, now leaves through browsers, Gen AI prompts, SaaS uploads, and the clipboard, faster than any network tool can react. Kitecyber stops that at the source, with a single lightweight agent that runs directly on the endpoint and acts the instant data is touched, not after it's already gone.
Because it lives on the device, Kitecyber has full context: device posture, OS, process, data, user, and network activity together, in real time. That's the vantage point network- and cloud-only tools simply don't have.
Data security that keeps up with your data. Kitecyber classifies sensitive information with LLM-powered, context-aware intelligence across 80+ categories — PII, PHI, PCI, source code, IP — at over 90% accuracy, not brittle keyword matching. It tracks data lineage through screenshots, encoding, and file conversion that defeat traditional scanners, and blocks violations inline, before data ever leaves the endpoint.
Gen AI security for the age of AI agents. Kitecyber tracks sensitive data pasted or uploaded into tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini and stops it in real time. It discovers shadow AI reaching your devices and extends visibility to the AI agents now acting on your users' behalf, the blind spot identity- and network-based tools were never built to see.
Trusted globally. Kitecyber protects fintech, SaaS companies, Gen AI companies, BFSI, manufacturing, healthcare and SMB organizations across the USA, Europe, the Middle East, and APAC, and partners with GRC leaders like Vanta and Scrut Automation to unify security and compliance. It's SOC 2 Type II compliant, deploys in about a day, and delivers enterprise-grade protection without enterprise complexity.
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Effectively tracking third-party scripts removes ambiguity, guaranteeing that you remain informed about what is sent to your users' browsers. The uncontrolled existence of these scripts within users' browsers can lead to major complications when issues arise, resulting in negative publicity, possible legal repercussions, and claims for damages due to security violations. Organizations that manage cardholder information must adhere to PCI DSS 4.0 requirements, specifically sections 6.4.3 and 11.6.1, which mandate the implementation of tamper-detection mechanisms by March 31, 2025, to avert attacks by alerting relevant parties of unauthorized changes to HTTP headers and payment details. c/side is distinguished as the only fully autonomous detection system focused on assessing third-party scripts, moving past a mere reliance on threat intelligence feeds or easily circumvented detection methods. Utilizing historical data and advanced artificial intelligence, c/side thoroughly evaluates the payloads and behaviors of scripts, taking a proactive approach to counter new threats. Our ongoing surveillance of numerous websites enables us to remain ahead of emerging attack methods, as we analyze all scripts to improve and strengthen our detection systems continually. This all-encompassing strategy not only protects your digital landscape but also cultivates increased assurance in the security of third-party integrations, fostering a safer online experience for users. Ultimately, embracing such robust monitoring practices can significantly enhance both the performance and security of web applications.
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Preloop
Preloop is an open-source control plane tailored for AI agents that can execute real-world tasks, featuring a robust multi-layered security system. This includes an MCP firewall for tool access management, an AI model gateway that promotes cost efficiency, safety, and accountability, along with policy-as-code that emphasizes human oversight, all while ensuring runtime session visibility and maintaining audit trails in a self-hosted environment. As AI agents rapidly gain the ability to deploy code, alter infrastructure, manage financial transactions, access production data, and generate model costs nearly instantaneously, Preloop equips teams with the tools to oversee agent activities, track spending, and identify which actions require human approval. It supports an array of tools such as OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode, and any agents compliant with MCP standards. Moreover, access rules can assess not just tool names but also their arguments and context, utilizing CEL expressions to set specific conditions. Teams are also given the option to start with observability features and gradually implement approval and denial processes without needing SDKs or significant changes to current applications, facilitating a more efficient rollout. This comprehensive strategy not only ensures that organizations retain control over the functionalities of their AI agents but also allows them to adapt to evolving needs and challenges in the AI landscape. Such flexibility is crucial in a rapidly changing technological environment where the implications of AI actions can be profound.
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nono
nono is an innovative open-source sandbox designed to provide a fortified environment for AI coding agents and LLM functions through kernel enforcement. Unlike conventional policy-based guardrails that simply supervise and filter actions, nono effectively utilizes operating system security features—specifically Landlock on Linux and Seatbelt on macOS—to render any unauthorized operations impossible at the syscall level.
With a single command, users can encapsulate any AI agent, such as Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw, or any command-line interface process, ensuring a streamlined experience. The system automatically implements a default-deny policy for filesystem access, limits dangerous commands (like rm, dd, chmod, and sudo), isolates sensitive credentials and API keys, and extends these restrictions to all child processes, effectively preventing any possibility of evasion once the constraints are established.
Featuring built-in profiles for quick deployment, it allows for secure injection of secrets from the system keystore, including automatic zeroization upon exit for added safety. Future upgrades are on the horizon, including audit logging, atomic rollbacks, and Sigstore-attested policy signing, which will enhance tracking and security capabilities.
Operating under the Apache 2.0 license, nono is developed by the same creator behind Sigstore, underscoring its trustworthiness and effectiveness in securing AI workloads while continually evolving to meet future security needs. Moreover, its commitment to open-source principles ensures that it remains adaptable and transparent for users seeking robust AI development solutions.
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