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One platform, two data planes

SalienceCyber.ai instruments both data planes at once — the browser and the system — capturing every AI tool, GenAI session, and agentic workflow your teams run, and enforcing policy the moment it matters: at the point of interaction. The platform is agentless by design — an agentless solution on the host, paired with a hardened, AI-aware extension in the browser — for full coverage across both data planes. No dependency on GenAI, LLMs, SLMs, or MCP gateways, and zero token cost — a flat, predictable TCO.

See
Every AI interaction

Surface every GenAI session, tool call, and agentic workflow as it happens — across browser and system.

Comprehend
The intent inside it

Read what each AI interaction is actually trying to do — not just the tokens it contains.

Enforce
Before it executes

Neutralize the malicious ones at the point of interaction — autonomously, with no analyst in the loop.

Agentless
On the host (prevention-as-code)
Day 1
Time to full protection
API
Integration architecture
Zero
Disruption to existing stack
Where AIDR fits

The prevention edge of AIDR

What is AIDR (AI Detection and Response)?

AIDR is the emerging category for securing AI usage at runtime — detecting and responding to threats inside AI interactions (prompts, tool calls, agentic workflows). SalienceCyber.ai sits at the prevention edge of AIDR: it doesn't just detect and respond after the fact, it comprehends intent and neutralizes malicious interactions before they execute.

How is this different from EDR / XDR?

EDR and XDR were built for endpoints and a pre-AI threat model — they watch processes and known signatures. AIDR watches the AI interaction itself: the intent inside a prompt or agentic decision, including techniques that carry no prior signature. SalienceCyber.ai complements your EDR/SIEM/SOC rather than replacing them.

Does it require an agent on the host?

No, no agents are deployed on the host. Enforcement happens at the point of interaction, with API-first integration into your existing stack.