Today we are publicly introducing Neuraphic, an AI company building systems for defense, security, and automation — with safety as a first principle.
The AI industry is advancing faster than its ability to secure itself. Every week brings a more capable model, a new deployment, a wider attack surface. But the infrastructure protecting these systems has not kept pace. The gap between what AI can do and what secures it continues to grow.
We started Neuraphic to close that gap.
What we're building
Neuraphic is not a single product. It is a platform — a set of interconnected systems designed to make AI safe, infrastructure secure, and businesses autonomous.
We are launching with three products:
Claeth is a real-time defense layer for AI systems. It sits between users and models, analyzing every input at inference time. When it detects prompt injection, jailbreaks, or adversarial manipulation, it blocks the input before it reaches the model. Sub-2ms latency. Works with any LLM provider.
Prion is autonomous cybersecurity. It scans code for vulnerabilities, monitors cloud infrastructure, and responds to threats without human intervention. No rules. No signatures. It reasons about security the way a researcher does.
Neuraphic Apps is a composable backend platform. You describe what you want to build — a marketplace, a SaaS, an internal tool — and the runtime wires audited atoms (auth, payments, queues, storage, search, scheduled jobs) into a production backend on your own domain. Supervised, auditable, and exportable at any time.
Why now
In 2025, a new frontier model launched nearly every week. Companies rushed to deploy AI across their operations. But the security infrastructure protecting those deployments remained largely unchanged — built for a pre-AI world of static rules and signature-based detection.
We believe the companies building the most powerful technology should also build the most trustworthy infrastructure. That conviction is the foundation of everything we do.
Our approach
Every system we build is designed to be inspected, verified, and trusted. Safety is not a feature we add after shipping — it is the first architecture decision, the first line of code, the first conversation.
We document every decision. We audit every deployment. We publish our safety framework and responsible scaling policy openly, because transparency is not optional when the technology is this consequential.
What's next
Claeth is in active development, with early access opening to select partners. Prion is in early research and development. Apps is approaching its first public release.
Our mission is clear, and the work is open to researchers, engineers, and operators who want it to matter. If that describes you, we'd like to hear from you.