Three products, each solving one layer of the same problem. Most security stacks can tell you a request was authorised. Cyron also tells you whether the instruction behind it was.
See: kernel-level API security
An eBPF kernel agent copies REST, WebSocket, gRPC and streaming traffic out of band, so nothing is added to your request path. Cyron detects business-logic abuse, account takeover and data leaks, and blocks the source at the kernel.
Measure: security for AI agents
Agent boundary protection for MCP and A2A. It inspects tool lists, tool calls and tool responses, blocks the threat classes you name, and records every detection as evidence.
Prove: EU AI Act and ISO 42001
The incumbent compliance product is a questionnaire: you assert a control and a dashboard turns green. This one will discharge obligations from measured evidence instead.
Kernel-level API security that sees the attacks your firewall waves through.
The iris agent taps your traffic at the Linux kernel with eBPF and copies it out of band across REST, WebSocket, gRPC and Socket.IO, with Server-Sent Events from launch day. Your live request path stays exactly as fast as it was. No SDK, no code changes, no proxy in the way.
Enterprises are moving from AI that answers questions to AI that takes actions: calling internal tools, reading customer records, writing to systems, sending data outward. Your network and API controls see an authorised application making authorised calls. What they cannot see is that the instruction arrived inside a poisoned document, a manipulated tool description or a compromised agent-to-agent message.
Cyron AI Security sits at that boundary. It inspects what your agents exchange with tools over MCP and with each other over A2A, blocks the threat classes you name and keeps durable evidence for each detection, classified to OWASP's LLM and Agentic Top 10 lists. It runs on your own infrastructure with no call-home.
Auditors, notified bodies and market surveillance authorities are all trained to ask the same question: what evidence supports that tick? Most organisations can produce a policy document. Very few can produce evidence of what their AI systems actually did.
Cyron AI Compliance is being built to consume evidence produced by live measurement, grade it by how it was obtained, map it to EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 duty elements, and require a named qualified human to confirm each mapping and a second to sign the attestation. Where only an assertion exists, the filing will say so.
A statement of what a system is not is more binding than a statement of what it is, because it is falsifiable. These four refusals hold across all three products.
Cyron API Security analyses a copy of your traffic, so your requests never wait for it. Where Cyron blocks, the block is precise: an attacker's address, or the agent threat classes you have named.
Where nothing has been seen, we never report "safe". Cyron AI Security's transparent control status report shows exactly what is inspected.
Both products run on your own infrastructure. Cyron AI Security runs fully air-gapped, with signed offline updates. Prefer a service? Cyron API Security is also offered as SaaS, hosted in Germany.
Cyron AI Compliance is being built so that no obligation is discharged because someone ticked a box. Where only an assertion exists, the filing will say so.
The problem is new and internal expertise is scarce. Our advisory practice is delivered by the same people who architect the products, which is a different proposition from a consultant who has read the regulation.
Per AI system, establish whether you are provider, deployer, importer or distributor, classify risk, and produce an attested applicability determination with its basis recorded.
Assess your AI management system against ISO/IEC 42001 and the applicable AI Act duties, with a gap report that names, for each unmet duty, whose condition prevents it.
Contained adversarial testing of deployed AI systems with a reproducible evidence record, addressing the Article 15 robustness and cybersecurity duties, which apply from 2 December 2027.
Cyron Intelligence exists to give every organisation, from a first product to a regulated enterprise, security it can evidence rather than assert. We build only where there is a real, underserved gap, and we build it to run where your data already lives.
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