Michael finds the vulnerable packages inside apps you cannot put in CI, blocks the ones that cannot be fixed before they load, and stops the common web attacks on the request path — in under a millisecond, with the evidence behind every decision.
Built for the teams that never had a SOC
The tools that could help cost $60 to $230 per endpoint a year, or $150k+, and are sold to companies that already have a SOC.
attack projects run by one operator with an open-source AI agent, breaching 100+ companies at about $50 per site.
of the web exposed by PHP2Shell in a single week, alongside a GitLab CVSS 10.0 and a LiteLLM credential stealer.
servers with no security team. Their owners are searching “am I affected” at midnight.
per endpoint per year, or $150k+ per year for a platform.
a month: three applications free, then a dollar an app or a bundle.
Guard and Pulse run in this build. Sword and Halo are in design, are not sold, and are not part of what you buy today.
Runtime, network, web, and identity coverage with autonomous response inside your policy guardrails.
Proves what is exploitable on your own estate, under signed authorisation. In design; the only offence that runs today is the loopback lab.
Verifies artifacts, provenance and update channels. In design; nothing here ships yet.
Every rule this deployment publishes is listed, with its state, on a page anyone can read.
Every decision today is deterministic and costs nothing to make. The same inputs produce the same action, and the console prints the branch that fired.
Advisory, fix availability, reachability. Instant and free.
0.55 exposure, 0.25 CVSS, 0.20 reachability. One formula, in the open.
The event, the advisory and the branch that fired, sealed in a hash chain.
A classifier over the same features, offline-trained and reproducible. Not shipped.
There is no model call in the decision path, so a decision costs nothing and never varies between two identical events.
A deliberately vulnerable portal on the live host. Michael probes it, records real findings, applies a data-only virtual patch, and blocks the exploit through a separate proxy. The app underneath stays unpatched.
SQL injection accepts the login. Command injection returns LAB_CMD_MARKER. Traversal reads the login source.
All four vectors blocked, including a 300 KB body-cap test. Every block is written to the audit chain.
Revoke the rule and the exploit works again. Re-probe and the rule is back. That is the whole lifecycle.
Incumbents are moving up-market. Google bought Wiz for $32B and left the people who need protection most behind.
cloud security in 2026, growing to $59B by 2031
small business security spend
managed security service providers
serviceable per year across 8M SMBs and 150k hosts
Three applications free, no card. Every figure is what the billing page charges, monthly, in naira and in dollars at a fixed 1,500 to the dollar. Pay a year and get two months free.
Three live applications, weekly scans, containment, email alerts, seven days of history.
Start freeTen apps, ten dollars. Daily scans and request blocking, billed per live app above the free three, one invoice.
See how it adds upTwelve applications, daily scans, request blocking, the weekly digest, 90-day history.
Start GuardSixty sites, white-label client reports, priority support, a year of history, one invoice.
CompareA hundred and twenty sites on the same terms, with a named contact for onboarding.
CompareQuiet applications sleep after seven days with no report: they stop counting against your live applications and stop being billed. One click wakes them.
Every action is reversible. Each rule has a Lift button in the console that revokes it immediately, and the next report cannot bring it back while the advisory still applies. In the live lab you can watch the rule come out and the exploit return.
Each decision ships with its evidence and is sealed into a hash chain per application. Editing a row breaks verification at that entry, and the project page prints the head of the chain and whether it verifies.
The only offence that runs today is the loopback lab, and it refuses any hostname that is not loopback. Estate-wide offence (Sword) is not built.
One application, forever, with weekly scans and containment for packages that have no published fix. Paid plans add more applications, daily scans, request blocking and the weekly digest.
Not yet. The hosted plans are Free, Metered, Guard, Agency and Agency+; wholesale pricing for hosting providers is not open.
After five days with no report you get an email. After seven it sleeps: no scans, no alerts, no bill, and it stops using one of your live slots. One click wakes it and nothing was deleted.
It is accepted, paused. Nothing is lost at the moment you installed it: pause one of the three live apps to wake it, or upgrade and keep all four awake.
Median block on a real Express app through the guard, p99 at 18 ms. Decisions cost nothing because no model is called.
Twelve block outright, six are logged for review because a payload match alone is not proof of intent.
Incumbents are consolidating up-market, as Google buying Wiz for $32B shows, and the bottom is open.
For the people who need protection most and can afford it least. Be one of the first ten design partners.