Collective defense

Every deployment makes every other one safer.

A single company only ever sees its own traffic. NOCTRYS sees the whole fleet. Each deployment contributes privacy-preserving threat signatures (hashes only, never your data) and pulls the shared feed to block attacks first seen somewhere else entirely.

hashes onlynever raw datahost + phrase indicatorsHTTP threat exchangeopt-in
How it works

One block, everywhere

01
A deployment blocks a real attack

One NOCTRYS instance blocks an exfiltration to a malicious host, or a reused injection payload, under its local policy and detectors.

02
It contributes a hashed indicator

Only a stable, non-reversible signature is shared: a host indicator or a normalized phrase hash. No prompts, no arguments, no customer data ever leaves.

03
Every other deployment blocks it on sight

A second company that has never seen that attack blocks the same indicator immediately via a NETWORK_THREAT verdict. Protection arrives before the attack does.

This is the CrowdStrike-style network effect applied to agent security: protection compounds with scale, and it is the one property a customer can never replicate on their own. Software is the on-ramp; the network is the moat.

Privacy by construction

Shared intelligence, zero shared data

The exchange stores only indicator hashes and aggregate counts. Signatures are derived only for universally malicious categories (exfiltration patterns, prompt injection, canary trips, memory poisoning, tool-drift), never for org-specific rules like your allowlist or spend caps, which would trigger false positives on someone else’s legitimate traffic. The result is a feed that is safe to consume and safe to contribute to.

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indicator types: host and normalized phrase
0
bytes of raw customer data shared
1
shared HTTP threat exchange (pull + contribute)
host indicatorsphrase indicatorshashes onlyGET /v1/threatsPOST /v1/threats

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