malware scanning

BitFire is a WordPress security product developed by Cory Marsh in Boise, Idaho in 2021. It combines an adaptive web application firewall with runtime protection for files, databases, browsers, and bots, designed around a block-by-default model that learns normal site behavior and blocks activity outside those rules. It offers file protection, database inspection, runtime enforcement, bot protection, and AI-assisted malware analysis.

AI-assisted malware analysisbot protectiondatabase inspectionfile protectionruntime protection (RASP)web application firewall

IPQS provides fraud detection and cybersecurity threat intelligence, offering risk data on IP addresses, emails, phone numbers, and devices. Its platform helps businesses detect proxies, VPNs, bots, and Tor connections, verify identities, and prevent fraud across the customer journey using proprietary honeypot network data and over 300 risk data points.

API integrationbot detectiondark web monitoringdevice fingerprintingemail validationfraud scoringIP geolocationphone validationproxy detectionthreat intelligenceVPN detection

Kiteworks provides a single-tenant-by-design virtual appliance for governed sensitive data exchange, controlling employees' and AI agents' access to, use, and sharing of sensitive data under unified identity, policy, encryption, and audit controls. Its platform unifies secure email, file sharing and collaboration, managed file transfer, SFTP, MCP server for AI agents, secure data forms, REST APIs, and repository gateways under one compliance framework, with built-in support for frameworks such as HIPAA, CMMC, GDPR, PCI DSS, FedRAMP, and IRAP.

AI agent governancecompliance reportingData Policy Engine (ABAC/RBAC)DLP integrationeDiscoveryencryption (TLS 1.3, AES-256, FIPS 140-3 validated)immutable audit logsmulti-factor authenticationon-premises and hybrid deploymentSIEM integration