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Zero Trust CNAPP Platform for Cloud, Application & AI Security
Cloud posture, workloads, Kubernetes, code, APIs, data and AI on one policy engine and one console. Enforcement runs inline at the kernel with eBPF and LSMs, so an unauthorized process, file access or network call is denied before it completes.
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12
CNAPP modules
45+
Compliance frameworks
4
Deployment models
50+
Security and DevOps
Zero Trust Runtime
Security for the AI Era
AccuKnox AI-Security 2.0 takes a principled approach: applying Zero Trust at the AI layer to provide runtime protection, visibility, and identity governance where the exposure actually exists. Organizations serious about moving AI into production will need exactly this kind of infrastructure-level thinking.
Dr. Ed Amoroso
ex-CISO, AT&T · TAG Cyber
Live, agentless inventory of every model
Sandboxes every agent with eBPF and LSM
Reconstructs attack chains across prompts and tools/p>
Detects and blocks leaked API keys, passwords, and creds
Filters, audits, blocks LLM prompts and responses
Scopes permissions per agent, kills standing creds
Scans 5 model formats for backdoors
Assigns EU AI Act risk tier instantly
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Infrastructure Security
12 CNAPP, AppSec, CloudSec, AI-Sec Modules In A Unified Platform
A finding that starts as Terraform stays traceable to a running container and the model it serves. One policy engine, schema, and console let runtime signals deprioritize a CVE static scanning marked critical.
Advanced attacks are runtime attacks
Posture alone leaves you open to zero days. The exploit runs long before any scanner runs again.
Split tooling creates the blind spots
Separate AppSec, CloudSec and AISec products cannot correlate a code finding to a running workload.
On-premise and cloud duplication
Two stacks for one estate roughly doubles tooling cost and the headcount to run it.
12 CNAPP, AppSec, CloudSec, AI-Sec Modules In A Unified Platform
All public clouds, all private clouds. Enable what you need now and add the rest without a new contract. Most enterprises start with CSPM, CWPP and KSPM.
Automates cloud misconfiguration detection and posture hygiene.
Blocks zero-day attacks and malware with eBPF inline prevention.
Hardens clusters against CIS benchmarks and visualizes RBAC risk.
Correlates code to cloud to rank vulnerabilities that are reachable.
Discovers shadow APIs and enforces schema validation at the kernel.
Detects prompt injection and model drift, prevents LLM data leakage.
Real-time detection of process anomalies and lateral movement.
Automates rotation and replaces hardcoded keys in source code.
Centralized logging with AI noise reduction to reduce alert fatigue.
Identifies over-privileged accounts and enforces least privilege.
Tracks third-party library risk and proves software integrity.
Ranks attack paths by asset criticality instead of raw CVSS.
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Zero Trust Agentic AI Platform
Build, run, and govern production agents. Secure by design.
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GRC Support in VMs, K8s and Containers
Your sensitive assets require intensive monitoring and continuous compliance.
Workload Compliance
Cloud Compliance
AI Compliance
Runtime Security: Threat Detection Versus Inline Prevention
Most CNAPP vendors claim runtime security and mean telemetry. eBPF enriches their posture data and ranks CVEs by memory presence. Useful, but not prevention, because the alert fires after the action ran.
Runtime as a lens
- eBPF telemetry enriches cloud posture data
- Prioritizes CVEs by what is loaded in memory
- Alerts fire after the action executes
- An analyst decides what happens next
AccuKnox Zero Trust CNAPP
Runtime as a shield
- eBPF and Linux Security Modules enforce policy in kernel space
- Blocks unauthorized fork, execve, file and network calls
- Denies the syscall before it completes
- No analyst in the loop for a known-bad action
By 2026, 80% of enterprises will consolidate security tooling to three or fewer vendors.
Validate it during the proof of concept. Run the exploit, then compare which console shows an alert and which shows a denial.
Runtime Security, From Kernel to Prompt
Visibility, inline enforcement, and automated policy discovery across kernel, data, API, and application layers.
Application
Prompts, responses and HTTPS data discovery
API
Runtime API security and schema enforcement
Data
Access to sensitive data stores
Kernel and system
Files, processes and network, enforced by eBPF and LSMs
Visibility
eBPF telemetry across processes, syscalls and traffic.
Enforcement
Inline kernel-level deny through LSMs.
Auto policy discovery
Least-privilege policies from observed behavior.
CNAPP Adoption Roadmap & Security Maturity Phases
Each track starts with agentless visibility, moves to inline enforcement, then to automation.
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Visibility
Detect misconfiguration and security risk across clouds. Detect compliance posture across 30+ regulations and frameworks.
Automation
Automate the findings lifecycle. Auto-ticket critical issues, auto-alert, and auto-suppress known false positives. Quick insights on the most common and most critical issues. CIEM.
Analytics
Threat analytics on time-series cloud data. AI-assisted remediation.
Zero Trust Runtime Security Journey in Eight Steps
Cluster onboarding to kernel-level block mode, with an audit period so enforcement never breaks a running workload.
Onboard cluster
Connect your Kubernetes cluster to the AccuKnox control plane.
Discover default posture
Baseline every container in every namespace. Golden baseline on day one, day two onward captures cron jobs.
Recommended hardening policies
Cluster-wide policies mapped to CIS, MITRE, NIST and STIGs.
Activate hardening policies
Continuous diagnostics and mitigation on violations, still in audit mode.
Keep learning behavior
Review per-container changes and accept or discard each one. Audit runs two to three weeks.
Behavior marked stable
No significant change over a sustained period, so policies move to stable.
Enforce in block mode
Allow known and approved behavior. Deny everything else.
Zero Trust enforced
Unknown malware and unseen signatures are auto-denied, because only least permissive behavior runs.
Application behavior monitoring feeds auto policy discovery
Runtime policy hardening a HashiCorp Vault deployment
Flexible Deployment on SaaS, Private Cloud, On-Premise and Air-Gapped
One control plane, four models, identical policy enforcement. A mixed estate still reports into a single console.
| Deployment model | What it means | Typical buyer |
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| Agentless Deployment | AccuKnox hosts the control plane. First findings the same day you onboard. | Fast-moving teams, first proof of concept |
| Customer-hosted cloud | You host the control plane inside your own public or private cloud account. | Data residency requirements |
| On-premise | VMs or bare metal. A native install, not a modified SaaS agent. | Banking, healthcare, telecom |
| Fully air-gapped | No telemetry, no call-home and no outbound connection. | Federal, defense, GDPR, DPDP, ITAR |
Secure Across Every Infrastructure
All public clouds
AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle
All private clouds
OpenStack, OpenShift, VMWare, Nutanix
Modern assets
Kubernetes, API, IAC – Infra As Code, AI/LLM, Edge/IoT
Traditional assets
Virtual Machines, Bare Metal
AI/LLM assets
Hugging Face, OpenAI, TensorFlow, Ollama, managed models, private models
Continuous Compliance Across 45+ Frameworks
SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI-DSS v4.0, NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, GDPR, FedRAMP, CIS, MITRE ATTACK, STIGs and DORA, with per-control evidence on every finding.
- CIS, SOC 2 and STIG scans run on VMs and clusters, not only cloud accounts
- Custom compliance maps internal policy into the same engine
- Scheduled reports with executive, auditor and engineer views
- AI-assisted remediation attached to each failing control
Security Tool Consolidation & TCO Reduction
The average enterprise we onboard runs more than 45 security tools, each one a renewal, an integration and a separate alert queue. Every AccuKnox module runs on the same engine, so consolidation cuts tooling spend by more than half.12+
Security domains on one platform
3 to 5
Tools replaced per deployment
80%
Fewer alerts after runtime context
>50%
Cost reduction versus point solutions
By 2026, 80% of enterprises will consolidate security tooling to three or fewer vendors.
CNAPP Market Guide
CNAPP Vendor Comparison
The rows that decide most CNAPP evaluations are kernel-level enforcement, private cloud coverage and air-gapped support.
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50+ Security and DevOps Integrations
Findings flow both ways, so your SIEM gets enriched context instead of another raw event feed.
- Ticketing and ITSM: Jira, ServiceNow, Freshservice, ConnectWise
- SIEM and SOAR: Splunk, QRadar, Elastic, Azure Sentinel, Rsyslog
- DevSecOps pipelines: GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Bamboo, Harness, Azure DevOps
- Messaging and alerting: Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, email
- Logging: Telemetry logs, AWS CloudWatch, Elastic
- API connectors: Auth0 SSO (OIDC), Checkmarx, GitHub API, webhooks
Let AccuKnox Perform Impact Analysis and Security Posture
While your security teams are at work, having the automation and visibility becomes more harder as the platform becomes vulnerable. AccuKnox’s Security Suite performs the scans rapidly and integrates with 50+ tooling out of the box! Solving the visibility, observability and enforcement problems at scale.
AI Security Buyers Guide
What's Inside This?
- 15 vendor evaluation questions before signing
- Covers prompt injection, model drift, and shadow AI
- AI-SPM, AI-DR, and Prompt Firewall criteria
- Compliance benchmarks across major AI frameworks
Cloud & Container Security Buyer's Guide
What's Inside This?
- 12 security domains every container evaluation must cover, from image scanning to AI workload protection.
- One question that separates real runtime prevention from post-attack cleanup.
- 6 real container attacks from 2025–2026.
- 90+ checklist questions drawn directly from real enterprise RFPs.
ASPM Buzz for Busy Bees
What's Inside This?
- What ASPM is and why modern dev teams need it
- Use cases from shift-left to CI/CD vulnerability management
- How AccuKnox delivers full application security visibility
- 5 actionable takeaways you can implement immediately
SBOM Blueprint for CERT-In
What's Inside This?
- AI Multi-BOM Checklists: SBOM, HBOM, AIBOM, CBOM, QBOM
- VEX & CSAF Implementation Guide
- Phased Roadmap: Baseline to Mature BOM Ecosystem
- CI/CD Automation & Vulnerability Management Best Practices
Zero Trust CNAPP - A Definitive Guide
What's Inside This?
- eBPF runtime blocking under 1% CPU overhead
- CNAPP coverage across the AI stack
- How low-severity gaps chain into breaches
- One Zero Trust policy across hybrid and multi-cloud
Zero Trust Security for Nutanix
What's Inside This?
- CNAPP deep dive for Nutanix environments
- Securing VMs, bare-metal, containers, and Kubernetes
- Protecting AI and LLM workloads on Nutanix
- Continuous compliance, GRC, and AI-SPM coverage
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AccuKnox delivers a Zero Trust Security platform for AI, API, Application, Cloud, and Supply Chain Security. Incubated out of R&D innovator, SRI International (Stanford Research Institute), AccuKnox holds seminal Zero Trust security patents and is backed by top-tier investors including National Grid Partners, Dolby Family Ventures, Dreamit Ventures, Avanta Ventures, and the 5G Open Innovation Lab.
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Platform FAQs
AccuKnox can help you with handling and prioritizing vulnerabilities
With the ability to mark false positives, wait for third-party or accepted risk, and many more, you get to act on findings that are remediable and contain the SLA.
AccuKnox provides comprehensive compliance reports based on various security governance for third-party assessment operators (3PAO) auditing.
These are block-based policies. Using these policies is suggested based on a compliance framework. and they help to harden the workload against known attacks. Workload hardening and file integrity monitoring can also be implemented using these policies.
Behavioral Policies: These are allow-based policies and are generated according to application behavior. They create a zero-trust environment for the workload. Using these policies you can implement network micro segmentation and zero trust.
Remove dependencies and scoped results Removing dependencies and scoping results from one tool helps in gaining a contextual understanding of vulnerabilities and prioritization based on which AccuKnox (i) correlates and normalizes results from a variety of security scanning tools and (ii) provides detailed results of vulnerabilities across your cloud infrastructure.
K8s orchestrated workloads: KubeArmor is deployed as a K8s daemonset when workloads are deployed as K8s orchestrated containers.
VM/Bare-Metals workloads: KubeArmor is deployed in system-deemed mode when workloads are deployed on Virtual Machines or Bare Metal i.e. workloads are directly operating as host processes.