AI Is Here. So Are Threats.
Your security stack wasn't built for AI-era threats. Helixar was.
Sound Familiar?
Your stack probably includes at least one of these.
You have already brought AI inside your walls. That changes your risk profile in ways that most security teams have not yet accounted for.
ChatGPT Enterprise or Microsoft Copilot
AI assistants connected to your documents, email, and calendar
GitHub Copilot, Cursor, or Claude Code
Developer AI tools that read and write production code
Automated AI workflows or agents
AI that takes actions autonomously on behalf of your business
AI connected to customer or business data
CRM, support, analytics, or finance AI with data access
Public-facing AI chatbots or APIs
AI products your customers or partners interact with directly
Any in-house AI programme
Custom models or agents your team has built or deployed
The Problem
Three things every CISO needs to brief upward.
01
These tools work inside your network with legitimate credentials.
They read files. They call APIs. They make decisions. From the outside, they look identical to your own staff doing their jobs.
02
Your antivirus, firewall, and WAF were built to block known threats.
An AI agent that logs in with a valid account and runs clean code triggers none of them. It looks, to every existing defence, like normal activity.
03
Attackers have already worked this out.
Nation-state groups have been documented using AI agents for reconnaissance inside corporate networks. The average enterprise has no visibility into what those agents do once they are in.
Read the research →This is the gap Helixar closes.
The Coverage Gap
Your existing tools do their job.
They just weren't built for this one.
AI agents operate like trusted employees, with valid logins, through normal channels, doing things that look completely routine. Here is what that means for your defences.
Antivirus & Malware Scanner
Catches
Blocks files it recognises as harmful: viruses, trojans, known exploits.
Misses
An AI agent has no malware file to scan. It is clean code with a valid digital signature.
Firewall & Network Filter
Catches
Stops traffic from blocked addresses and enforces port and protocol rules.
Misses
AI agents use port 443 (standard HTTPS). They have valid IP addresses. No rule triggers.
WAF: Web Application Firewall
Catches
Blocks known web attack patterns: SQL injection, cross-site scripting, request floods.
Misses
AI agent requests are semantically valid. They contain no recognisable attack signature.
The attacker's tool looks like your software.
It logs in as your user. It calls your APIs. It moves data through normal channels. Your defences see nothing unusual, because nothing unusual is happening at the network or file level.
Helixar watches what the agent does, not just who it is.
Built for Visibility
Designed for Modern Enterprise Environments
See how Helixar gives your security team visibility, clarity, and control over AI-era threats , in your own environment.
Visibility
See what your existing tools were never designed to detect.
Clarity
Context-rich signals , not noise. Your team sees what matters.
Control
Human oversight at every step. Nothing happens without your approval.
Live product demonstrations are available on request.
The Opportunity
The Category Being Defined
Endpoint security
Established $24B+ market
API security
Growing $6B+ market
Agentic AI security
$0 dedicated today
The agentic AI security category has no dedicated platform at enterprise scale. Helixar is the first.
We don't guess if AI is trusted. We verify it had permission to act — cryptographically, offline, before anything runs.
See the investment case →Threat Coverage
Six ways attackers exploit AI in your network.
Each one looks legitimate to your existing tools. Helixar catches all six.
Malicious AI Agents
An AI agent with legitimate access to your systems starts doing things it should not — reading sensitive files, moving data, or acting on behalf of an attacker using your own credentials.
Explore threat landscapeResource Hijacking
Your servers or cloud compute quietly get put to work for someone else — mining cryptocurrency, running botnets, or proxying traffic — while your bills rise and your systems slow down.
Explore threat landscapePlugin Supply Chain
A third-party AI plugin or extension your team installed gets compromised. Every developer or workflow that uses it is now exposed — without anyone touching your own code.
Explore threat landscapePrompt Injection
Hidden instructions embedded in a document, email, or webpage hijack your AI assistant mid-task — redirecting it to take actions your user never intended, often with no visible sign.
Explore threat landscapeAgent-Driven DDoS
Large numbers of compromised AI agents are coordinated to flood a target with requests — taking down websites, APIs, or services at a scale no human-run attack could match.
Explore threat landscapeData Exfiltration
Data quietly leaves your network through channels that look routine. By the time it is noticed, sensitive information — customer records, source code, credentials — is already outside.
Explore threat landscapeWhat Changes With Helixar
Visibility. Clarity. Control.
Three outcomes. No false positives, no alert overload, no disruption to the people and systems doing legitimate work.
VISIBILITY
Helixar gives your team complete visibility into what AI tools and agents are doing across your environment , without disruption to existing workflows.
CLARITY
When behaviour deviates from what is expected, Helixar surfaces it with full context , not noise. Your team sees what matters, not thousands of low-confidence alerts.
CONTROL
Your team is notified and the threat is contained. Every action is logged with full context. Your security team stays in control; nothing is blocked without a reason.
Your team stays in control. Automated response is available when you are ready for it.
Go Deeper
Research, analysis, and product detail.
For when you are ready to dig into the specifics.