Observability and kernel-grade isolation for every AI agent — sanctioned or not — running on your devices. Deploys alongside your EDR. Built for the agentic enterprise.
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Every enterprise is deploying AI agents. None of them have a way to control what those agents actually do once they're running on a laptop.
First-generation AI security — prompt guardrails, output classifiers — was built for chatbots. It's blind to runtime agent behavior on the endpoint. Agents now execute code, touch filesystems, write to the registry, open network connections, and act across production environments. EDR doesn't see them as threats. AI security tools don't see the OS-level actions.
And the perimeter just collapsed. Anthropic's Claude Dispatch lets a phone control a desktop computer remotely — clicking buttons, monitoring programs, auto-approving actions. Every other major lab is racing to ship the same capability. Without an agent firewall, the enterprise has no way to enforce what the agent can do, where it can reach, or whether it's even authorized to be there.
A single endpoint agent and Windows kernel driver. Deploys alongside your EDR stack and intercepts agent activity at the OS layer — before the action reaches the filesystem, the registry, the network, or another process.
See every AI agent on every endpoint — sanctioned, unsanctioned, or installed by an employee five minutes ago. The signature pipeline catalogs Claude, ChatGPT desktop, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and emerging tools surfacing on the dark web.
Copy-on-write isolation across four kernel scopes. When an agent tries to modify a file, Ospiri clones it into a sandbox rather than blocking the write. The agent gets the functionality it needs. The original files stay untouched.
Policy-driven isolation that enables governed agent productivity instead of breaking it. Decide whether to commit, discard, or escalate sandboxed changes. Unknown agents get automatic restrictive policies pending admin review.
The kernel driver enforces policy across four scopes — with a fifth in active development. Each layer is enforced before the action reaches the OS.
Controls which paths an agent can read, write, modify, or delete. Prevents unauthorized access to network shares, sensitive directories, and customer data.
Controls Windows registry writes. Stops agents from establishing persistence, modifying system settings, or tampering with other software.
Per-process firewall built on the Windows Filtering Platform. Block a coding agent from reaching Salesforce, allow it to reach GitHub. Granular, policy-driven.
Controls inter-process communication. Stops agents from injecting into or coordinating with other processes on the box.
Extends the same isolation guarantees to Windows Subsystem for Linux containers and VM-resident agents.
The difference between an agent firewall that breaks agent productivity and one that enables governed agent productivity. Built where the OS is decidable: at kernel scope.
A continuous research system catalogs AI agent binaries — installers, executables, registry keys, network behaviors. Coverage of known agents and emerging tools surfacing on the dark web. The same architectural pattern as endpoint AV signature distribution.
Kernel driver work that integrates with undocumented Windows internals. Copy-on-write semantics across four kernel scopes is the part that's hardest to copy — we estimate 12–24 months for a competing team to build equivalent isolation.
Ospiri meets you where your agent risk lives — whether you're a CISO standardizing across thousands of endpoints, a small team that just wants visibility, or a partner embedding governance into client deployments.
Standardize agent observability and isolation across thousands of endpoints. Six-figure ACVs, dedicated solutions architecture, design partner program for early shape.
For enterpriseBring up Ospiri on a small fleet — see exactly what agents your team is running and which ones are touching what. Light-touch deployment, minimal overhead, full kernel coverage.
For teamsEmbed Ospiri in your client deployments. Co-sell with enterprises rolling out agentic workflows. Partner program with revenue share, integration support, and joint enablement.
For partnersFormer CEO, Polymer Data Security (founded 2020, acquired by Acacia Group 2026). Former developer and mortgage quant at Bear Stearns; later a structured products trader and portfolio manager at JWM Partners and the Barclays prop desk. Built a consultancy practice around data governance and technology helping organizations such as Deutsche Bank, Voya Financial, and CIBC modernize their stacks. Built and scaled Polymer — one of the first DSPM/DLP platforms for SaaS — with customers including Robinhood, RSA, Scale AI, Edward Jones, and CVS, and raised $8MM from prominent VCs. Brings a deep network across hedge funds and financial services.
Former CEO, Phylum (acquired by Veracode 2025). 14+ years in software engineering and information security, including 11 years inside the U.S. Intelligence Community and the U.S. Air Force before leading Sony's Global Threat Emulation red-team development. Co-founded and served as CEO of Phylum, a software supply chain security platform analyzing open-source packages across five classes of risk, which raised $19.5MM from top-tier VCs including ClearSky and Atlassian. Deep research background in malware diversity, software anomaly detection, program synthesis, and applying NLP to binary analysis — a rare attacker-mindset perspective on securing modern AI and agentic runtimes.
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