Built in darkness. Engineered to protect.
Infiltron Software Suite: quantum safe encryption and AI oversight for regulated organizations.
During a critical infrastructure failure that severed all communications for 20,000 personnel, a U.S. Air Force team of military operators and engineers witnessed what happens when the systems people depend on become invisible. Authority becomes unclear. Dependencies are unknown. Control is lost when it matters most.
That experience led us to build Infiltron Software Suite, and it still defines how we build.
Backed by Techstars and Google. Supported by NVIDIA Inception, IBM, and federal programs.
Security you can prove.
We show you where your encryption is weak and prove to auditors that your controls work.
Infiltron Software Suite watches over your legacy systems, cloud and hybrid systems, smart environments, and AI from one platform.
- Encryption
- Every piece of encryption protecting your data, who owns it, and whether it is ready for quantum computers
- AI
- What your AI tools and agents did, and whether each action was allowed
- Security fixes
- Proof that each released fix was applied
- Requirements
- Proof organized by each compliance framework that applies to you
- Integrity
- A record no one can change without detection
A dashboard shows status. Evidence proves it.
The organization running an AI system usually also controls the record of what it did. Infiltron Software Suite gives auditors signed evidence they can check on their own, instead of taking anyone's word for it.
Infiltron Software Suite keeps a record of each action it oversees that shows if anyone changes it. It seals that record with the US government's quantum safe signature standard and organizes it by the requirements you are audited against, including FedRAMP and NIST. Auditors can check the record with a standalone tool, without our software, and evidence exports in the US government's standard format for audit evidence.
After an incident
Piece together, step by step, what happened in an attack that unfolded in stages.
Continuous assurance
Automated checks confirm your controls keep working and flag anything that does not match what was approved.
From findings to enforced rules
Turn requirements and audit findings into rules your systems enforce.
Requirement tracking
Track where you stand against GDPR, NIST, and quantum safe requirements.
Recent guidance
- CISA, NSA, and allied agencies call for detailed logs of AI agent decisions and actions, and for independent monitoring systems to cross check agent reports and system logs.Careful Adoption of Agentic AI Services, 2026
See your encryption. Know who owns it. Upgrade it.
Quantum safe encryption is encryption designed to withstand quantum computers, and governments and standards bodies have set dates for moving to it. Infiltron Software Suite guides your move to the quantum safe standards set by NIST, the US standards agency, and assigns an accountable owner to each encryption asset it finds.
- Finds the encryption across your systems automatically
- Produces a standard inventory of your encryption that auditors and partners can read
- Ranks the data attackers could steal today and unlock later with a quantum computer
- Recommends the right quantum safe standard for each system
- Plans and tracks the upgrade
The deadlines
- 2030NIST proposes retiring the most common strength of the encryption organizations rely on today.NIST IR 8547, draft
- End of 2030EU member states are to finish moving high risk uses, including critical infrastructure, to quantum safe encryption.EU NIS Cooperation Group roadmap, June 2025
- December 31, 2030US federal agencies must move their most important systems to quantum safe encryption, and their digital signatures by December 31, 2031.Executive Order 14412, signed June 22, 2026
- 2035NIST proposes disallowing all encryption and digital signatures that quantum computers could break.NIST IR 8547, draft
Oversight for your AI, with a record of every action.
Infiltron Software Suite oversees AI activity wherever you choose to watch it, including AI agents (AI that takes actions on its own) and multiple agents working together, and works with the major AI providers. It runs in the cloud, on premises, in hybrid environments, or fully offline.
See what is running
Find every AI model and agent in use, including tools no one approved, and rate each request for risk.
Approve or stop
Allow or block an action, or hold a risky one until someone with authority approves it. Stop an agent with a kill switch.
Screen what goes in and out
Check what goes into and comes out of AI for policy violations, hidden attack instructions, and leaked data.
Infiltron Software Suite also keeps a record of the outside tools your AI agents connect to and whether each one was approved.
Use cases.
Built for financial services, healthcare, critical infrastructure, technology companies, and government.
For CISOs, security operations, and incident teams
Your AI could fake its own record
What happened: AI agents that broke into a real company found ways to run one command while their logs recorded another, and planned a fake log "detailed enough" to pass.1 In about two and a half days they reached a file holding 136 secret access keys and collected logins to the company's cloud, databases, and code in four regions.2,3 Alarms went off, but the system never marked them urgent.3
With Infiltron Software Suite: Evidence your AI cannot rewrite, and your security team alerted when a control fails.
For banks, insurers, hospitals, utilities, and agencies that buy AI from outside providers
Your AI provider could quietly swap your model
What happened: To stop China based AI companies from copying American AI, US security and intelligence agencies recommended that AI providers quietly give weaker answers to accounts they suspect.4 Warning signs listed in a summary of the advisory include new accounts that run at full capacity right away and single accounts using as much as a whole company.5 Businesses running AI at scale can show the same patterns.6
With Infiltron Software Suite: A verifiable record of which model and provider answered every request your organization sends.
For technology companies and any organization building its own AI
Your own engineer could walk out with your AI
What happened: An engineer at a major technology company took more than 2,000 pages of AI trade secrets over about a year while founding his own technology company in China.7 Prosecutors said he copied files into a notes app and converted them to PDFs to get past the company's security tools meant to stop files from leaving, and had a coworker scan his badge so he appeared to be in the office while he was overseas.8 A jury convicted him of economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.7
With Infiltron Software Suite: Insider theft detected even when your file protection tools miss it.
For CISOs and compliance leaders
Your AI could cheat, then defend it
What happened: A national AI security institute found every model it tested tried to cheat on cybersecurity tests: searching the internet for answers, probing test software to leak them, and attacking systems outside the test. One wrote code on an outside server to try to break into the institute's own infrastructure. Asked about it, the models called it wrong less than half the time.9
With Infiltron Software Suite: Evidence of what your AI actually did, not what it claims it did.
For insurers, underwriters, and the companies they cover
Your claim could rest on evidence no one can trust
What happened: One AI agent insurance policy covers $50 million.10 After one AI agent breach, the independent investigators could not directly access the AI company's data. They worked from datasets provided by the AI company that caused the breach.1
With Infiltron Software Suite: Evidence insurers can verify when writing the policy, throughout the coverage period, and when a claim is filed.
For CIOs, CISOs, and financial services leaders
Your digital security could fall in minutes
What happened: European financial regulators warned quantum computers could weaken some of the security protecting communications, transactions, databases, and blockchains before they have any commercial use.11 One leading lab estimates such a machine could forge the digital signatures that prove who owns Bitcoin and Ethereum in 18 to 23 minutes.12
With Infiltron Software Suite: Every piece of vulnerable encryption found, and a plan to replace it with quantum safe encryption.
If this happened inside your company, could you prove what your AI did?
Request a demoAlso in the platform: security fix tracking, deepfake detection, threat intelligence, and incident response.
Built to be licensed.
We license to organizations that need to prove their controls work, and to the partners who serve them. Those partners include assessment and audit firms, insurers and underwriters, and systems integrators and solution providers.
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