Endpoint security · For developer workstations
AI traffic doesn't show up in your security stack.
Source code, customer records, and credentials leave the perimeter every time a developer talks to Claude, Cursor, or Codex. Your EDR sees process exec. Your DLP sees email. Neither sees what got pasted into a chat this morning.
Offpath is the endpoint security layer for AI-bound traffic. Inspected locally on the device, before it leaves the perimeter.
The blind spot
Every part of your security stack misses AI traffic — for a different reason.
Every employee with a laptop now sends sensitive content into AI providers thousands of times a week. The tools that protected the previous decade of work do not see any of it.
Sees the process. Not the prompt.
CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender see processes and file events. They will tell you Claude Code launched. They cannot tell you what your developer typed into it.
Sees the inbox. Not the chat.
Existing data-loss-prevention products inspect email and managed file shares. They sit above TLS termination — cert-pinned AI clients route around them by design.
Sees the corporate proxy. Not the wifi.
Secure web gateways break on the developer's coffee-shop network, on the personal Anthropic account, on a laptop that hasn't checked into the proxy in three weeks.
Product
One endpoint product that brings AI traffic into the same security perimeter your team already runs.
Full coverage across AI vendors and AI clients. No per-vendor integration. Content that stays on the device by default.
Detect what other tools cannot see
Prompt-injection attempts, source-code exfiltration, credential leakage, regulated data pasted into chat. On every outbound AI request and every response, before the agent processes it.
Vendor-independent coverage
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Vertex, AWS Bedrock, Azure OpenAI, Cohere, Mistral, Together, OpenRouter, local Ollama — treated identically. New entrants are in scope on day one.
Agent-independent coverage
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Cline, Aider, Continue, Windsurf, Goose, and the next CLI agent your team adopts next month. One product, every AI client on the endpoint.
Bypass-resistant by design
Runs at the operating-system level — below the TLS termination boundary that defeats cloud-proxy DLP. A developer cannot route around it without root, and root is monitored.
Privacy-first by architecture
Raw prompt and response content stays on the device. Only flagged events leave the endpoint, and only operator-elevated incidents include the affected content — under a per-tenant key ceremony and an immutable audit trail.
Sub-millisecond on the hot path
Cascading detection: cheap pre-filters short-circuit the common case; only the small fraction of requests that look interesting reach the model. Engineered to be invisible to the developer.
Coverage
Built for the way your developers actually work.
AI provider, AI client, and endpoint platform — covered as one product, with no per-vendor integration.
- AI providers
- Anthropic · OpenAI · Google Vertex · AWS Bedrock · Azure OpenAI · Cohere · Mistral · Together · OpenRouter · local Ollama
- AI clients
- Claude Code · Cursor · Codex · Cline · Aider · Continue · Windsurf · Goose · custom in-house agents
- Endpoints
- Linux today · macOS in development
Trust
Built privacy-first because the data we inspect is, by definition, your most sensitive.
Raw prompt and response content stays on the endpoint. Only flagged events and operational metadata leave the device. Operator access to incident content is gated by a per-tenant key ceremony and recorded in a customer-controlled audit log.
Day-one privacy posture. Per-tenant data residency. GDPR, HIPAA, and works-council disclosure flows treated as Day-1 requirements, not Phase-2 features. Read the full security & trust page →
About
Offpath AI, Inc.
Offpath AI, Inc. is a security software company building endpoint protection for AI-bound traffic. We apply the architectural posture EDR and DLP brought to the previous decade — kernel-level, vendor-independent, bypass-resistant — to a new category of egress traffic that the existing security stack does not see.
We work with security teams at software companies whose developers use AI agents day to day and whose source code, customer data, and credentials are at risk of leaving the perimeter through a chat interface.
Bring AI traffic into your security perimeter.
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