G8KEPR's answer

G8KEPR started from a simple observation: every AI security tool assumed you were fine sending your prompts to someone else's cloud to be inspected — and none of them covered the new attack surface that MCP and AI agents introduced.

So it was built the opposite way: deterministic detection that runs inside your own network, covering all four layers of the modern AI stack, with honest, reproducible benchmarks instead of marketing numbers.

G8KEPR's answer

Most AI security tools use an LLM to judge whether input is an attack — which is slow, costs per token, and is itself jailbreakable.

G8KEPR does the opposite:

• Deterministic detection (regex + classical ML) — ~7ms, $0 per token, no LLM-as-judge
• Runs in your own VPC — zero data egress, works air-gapped
• Dedicated MCP security — deterministic tool-poisoning & rug-pull detection, with replay tests for real MCP CVEs (the part almost no one else covers)

G8KEPR's answer

Four security layers in one platform — API Security, MCP Security, AI Gateway, and a Verification Engine — instead of stitching together separate vendors.

• Legacy gateways (Kong, Apigee) were built before LLMs, agents, and MCP existed, and charge $20k+/yr for middleware
• G8KEPR starts at $399/month with AI-native capabilities they don't offer
• Detection is deterministic and reproducible — published benchmarks, including the weak spots
• Nothing leaves your network

G8KEPR's answer

Engineering and security teams shipping AI applications to production — anyone running LLMs, AI agents, or MCP tools.

Especially:

• Teams that can't send prompts to a third-party cloud for analysis (privacy, compliance, air-gapped)
• Teams securing the agent tool-call layer (MCP), not just the API
• Teams preparing for EU AI Act enforcement

G8KEPR's answer

Frontend: Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS Backend: Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Redis Detection: self-hosted classical ML (TF-IDF + logistic regression) and fine-tuned models — no hosted LLM in the detection path Billing: Stripe Deployment: Linux / nginx, containerized for VPC & self-hosted

G8KEPR's answer

Newly launched — early access is open at g8kepr.com.