Proprietary technology

Patented Innovation at the Core of the Decision Layer.

Three approved patents address the hardest parts of autonomous security in AI infrastructure: recognizing threats that have not been seen before, understanding how they propagate, and choosing responses by consequence. Together they underpin the platform’s decision and resilience architecture.

Approved patents

Approved patentLifecycle · Detect

Adaptive Zero-Day Detection

The challenge
Previously unseen threats evade signature- and rule-based detection.
The approach
Adaptive identification of evolving and novel threat behavior.
Role in the architecture
Gives the AI Core behavior-based detections that do not depend on known signatures.
Approved patentLifecycle · Understand

Risk Propagation Intelligence

The challenge
Isolated alerts hide how a threat can cascade through connected infrastructure.
The approach
Modeling interconnected risk, dependencies, and potential cascading consequences.
Role in the architecture
Turns a detection into a blast radius: which control planes, GPU pools, and workloads a threat can reach, and how likely each path is.
Approved patentLifecycle · Decide

Business Impact Decision Intelligence

The challenge
Security actions are chosen without weighing business and operational consequence.
The approach
Incorporating business and operational impact into security decision-making.
Role in the architecture
Ranks response options by consequence, so containment protects the asset without unnecessarily taking down the service.
DetectAdaptive Zero-Day Detection
UnderstandRisk Propagation Intelligence
DecideBusiness Impact Decision Intelligence
ActGoverned response (platform)
RestoreVerified recovery (platform)

Innovation-area names describe the technology. Official patent titles, numbers, jurisdictions, and statuses are provided to qualified parties on request. Patents protect methods; they do not by themselves establish product performance, market adoption, or competitive superiority.

Your AI Infrastructure Is Too Valuable for Reactive Security.

See how CyberActive AI is designed to carry a threat from detection through infrastructure context, impact-aware decisions, governed response, and verified recovery, across AI workloads and GPU environments.