How RPost’s Raptor™ AI Security Un-Leaks Military Secrets & Neutralizes Cyber Threats Even at Third Parties

From Chicken-and-Egg to Jets: The High Cost of Leaks.

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Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. While briefing the Pentagon this week in Washington, D.C. on how to use RPost’s Raptor™ AI agent to counter insider threats, leaks, and third-party risks, the question came up about the ultimate cost of leaks.

In the midst of briefing general officers and tech whizzes in a US Air Force hosted collateral secret conference room surrounded by thick concrete soundproof walls, fielding questions left and right, I couldn’t help thinking about the Air Force’s version of the chicken and the egg. What came first? The chicken or the egg.

In the context of the Air Force, it’s more like, what came first, the F35 advanced US-made fighter jet or the J35 Chinese-made “version” of it. I say “version” as these fighter jets look nearly identical; someone must have leaked something to have two countries develop a near identical jet.

So, which one came first? The F35 or the J35? Even the names of these fighter jets are similar!

Well, I don’t know about the chicken or the egg, but I do know the F35 came first, one of America’s most advanced fighter jets.

What is the cost of a leak if it is not un-leaked? Military adversaries leapfrogging development time and cost, creating a replica of one’s most advanced weaponry.

Big cost.

So, with all the concern about saving money in government today, one area that should not be nipped is cybersecurity. The cost of a leak or data exfiltration can be significant.

See the Unseen. Third Party Risk and Leaks.

Today’s threat actors operate a reconnaissance phase outside of your network. They have effectively deployed ‘sleeper cells’ on third party devices that are leaking. They then analyze your content harvested from these less secure third parties. 

RPost’s Raptor™ AI security goes on the offense by hunting, exposing and then disrupting their intelligence-gathering attempts even at or in third parties, before adversaries can act. RPost agentic AI then actively un-leaks compromised data, aggressively denying enemy access and neutralizing cyber reconnaissance. 

Contextual leaks, when seen by the nefarious, provide the data needed for an AI-powered-up hyper-contextual, hyper-targeted attack or impersonation lure.

Results. The Cost of a Leak that is not Un-leaked is Material.

RPost’s always-on automated AI enabled security creates an environment for significant reduction in human needs while powering up security needs. 

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