Defense Cybersecurity Products
Work in Progress
Purpose-built cybersecurity tools for the defense sector and critical infrastructure, from compliance automation to firmware security.
NIS2Guard
Target: May 2026 (BSDA)
NIS2Guard translates the complex DNSC Order 2/2025 methodology into a simple, guided self-assessment wizard. It automatically calculates risk levels based on attack types and entity size, generating a DNSC-ready PDF report. It replaces months of expensive consulting with a 2-hour automated process.
- DNSC Order 2/2025 specific mapping
- Automated Risk Level Calculation (Basic, Important, Essential)
- Article 21 Maturity Self-Assessment
- DNSC-compliant PDF Report Generation
Secure AI Agents
Target: Q3 2026
Secure AI Agents deploys autonomous security agents on your infrastructure to continuously scan AI workflows for vulnerabilities. It detects prompt injection attacks, credential leaks, and remote code execution vectors across n8n, LangChain, and custom AI agent pipelines. Self-hosted with only LLM API calls leaving your network — keeping your data isolated at a fraction of the cost of traditional SaaS platforms.
- Prompt injection & RCE detection
- Automated security audit for AI agent workflows
- Self-hosted — data never leaves your network
- LLM, LangChain & n8n pipeline coverage
Defense AI Threat Modeler
Target: Q4 2026
Leveraging advanced LLMs and defense-specific asset libraries, this tool auto-generates comprehensive threat models for complex military hardware and software systems. It identifies attack vectors in OT/IoT environments before deployment, bridging the gap between standard enterprise tools and military-grade requirements.
- Defense-specific asset and threat libraries
- AI-driven attack tree generation
- OT/IoT and SCADA system focus
- Integration with DevSecOps pipelines
Hardware Supply Chain Scanner
Target: 2027
A specialized security scanner that analyzes firmware binaries and Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) to detect vulnerabilities, backdoors, and compromised components in defense hardware. It ensures that components sourced from third-party vendors meet strict military security standards before integration.
- Deep firmware binary analysis
- Automated SBOM generation and verification
- Supply chain vulnerability mapping
- Hardware backdoor detection