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IronClaw
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Open-source, Rust-built secure runtime that runs AI agents in encrypted enclaves so credentials never reach the model.
37K visits/mo
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Vectra
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AI-driven network detection and response platform that identifies and stops identity-based and lateral-movement cyberattacks in real time.
203K visits/mo1.0K saves
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Core features
- ✦LLM API router
- ✦OpenAI API proxy
- ✦Model aggregation (OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Llama, Qwen, Claude, etc.)
- ✦Unified OpenAI API standard
- ✦Unlimited concurrency
- ✦Encrypted credential vault injected only at approved endpoints
- ✦Agents run inside Trusted Execution Environments (encrypted enclaves)
- ✦Sandboxed tools in Wasm containers with capability-based permissions
- ✦Real-time outbound leak detection to block credential exfiltration
- ✦Rust codebase for memory safety
- ✦One-click cloud deploy on NEAR AI Cloud or self-host from source
- ✦Real-time AI-driven threat detection beyond traditional EDR
- ✦Detection of identity-based attacks and lateral movement
- ✦360 Response for enforced containment across identity, devices, and network
- ✦Exposure management and security posture improvement tools
- ✦Managed detection and response (MXDR/MDR) services
- ✦Integrations across existing security tool ecosystems
- ✦Attack Labs research sharing threat intelligence and techniques
Use cases
- →Integrating multiple AI models into applications using a single API
- →Accessing the latest AI models through a unified interface
- →Managing and scaling AI model usage with unlimited concurrency
- →Running autonomous AI agents without exposing secrets
- →Self-hosting a secure personal AI assistant
- →Deploying agents in a confidential-compute environment
- →Security operations teams needing detection beyond EDR/SIEM gaps
- →Enterprises defending against identity-based and hybrid cloud attacks
- →Organizations needing managed threat detection and response services
- →Finance, healthcare, and public sector teams meeting compliance-driven security needs
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