San Jose, California, USA, and Tokyo, November 2nd / PRNewswire / -- Quantum Ventura Inc. Its spin-off companies, MetaGuard AI and Inc, have today launched two AI security products: CNRT Vanguard and CNRT CodeLens. The former simulates network attacks in an isolated testing environment to assess defense responses; the latter checks for security vulnerabilities in software code and provides repair suggestions. Both products have been launched immediately, further expanding CyberNeuro-RT ( CNRT ) into a complete cybersecurity platform.
Michigan State University, IIT Palakkad, OpenPOWER Foundation (members of Linux Foundation), SRM University - India, and Objection Automation Inc are conducting proof-of-concept experiments. Quantum Ventura reports that in a controlled test, the AI defense agent of Vanguard blocked a password guessing and network scanning attack in less than a minute – closing the target port before the attack agent could act again.
Vanguard: Conducting attack simulations to identify defense vulnerabilities
The annual fee for Vanguard starts at $4,999. Automated drills are conducted, with AI acting as both the attacker and the defender. The system uses preset laboratories or replicas of customer environments, rather than real production systems. The proxies continuously cycle through attacks, detections, and responses. The drills are run in isolated, disposable virtual machines that are equipped with security measures. Vanguard will score each drill and identify any gaps in the detection process.
Vanguard will also record the attack and defense actions as annotated training data generated by simulation. Customers can export this data in a CNRT compatible format or a custom format, and use it to retrain the machine learning models of CyberNeuro-RT or other detection models.
CodeLens: Security vulnerabilities discovered before software release
The annual fee for CodeLens starts at $3,999. Using AI as a proxy to analyze the software source code in isolated virtual machines, AI review agents will question each finding to reduce false positives. Subsequently, CodeLens will prioritize these findings based on the difficulty level at which the vulnerabilities can be exploited by attackers. Fix suggestions can be reviewed manually or applied automatically. Both products support Claude, GPT, or a fully localized AI model.
Quantum Ventura, President and CEO, stated: "The closed-loop Red Team/Blue Team architecture of Vanguard is enhanced with real attack data, which allows their defense capabilities to be continuously improved with each exercise. Vanguard and CodeLens add more firepower to the unified CNRT ecosystem at an affordable price."
Japan and Asia-Pacific Distribution
The LK Partners in Tokyo has been appointed as the general distributor for Japan and the Asia-Pacific region.
LK Partners CEO Yasuyuki Morikawa stated: "With the increasing number of cyberattacks, CNRT enables Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises to obtain enterprise-level AI protection at an affordable price."
Regarding MetaGuard AI and Quantum Ventura
MetaGuard AI is a spin-off company of Quantum Ventura, responsible for the global commercialization of CNRT products. www.metaguard.ai
Quantum Ventura Inc is a deep-tech company headquartered in San Jose that develops defense and cybersecurity technologies under the SBIR project of the U.S. Department of Energy and Missile Defense Agency, and undertakes projects for the U.S. Air Force, Navy, and NASA. www.quantumventura.com
Media Contact
United States: Aaron Goldberg, MetaGuard AI, Inc. Senior Vice President | [ email protected ] | +1 (855) 246-5422
Japan: Yasuyuki Morikawa, LK Partners Chief Executive Officer, Tokyo | [ email protected ] | +81-3-5148-5551
