AI-driven adversary emulation, post-quantum cryptographic lockout, and sub-100ms counter-strike. Built for DARPA and NSA-class missions where the difference between detection and compromise is measured in milliseconds.
What We Deliver
Detect, contain, and counter-strike attackers in a single engagement. Kernel-level lockout deployed through exploit chains — measured under 100ms from first threat signal to neutralized attacker in our test range.
Genetic-algorithm attack engines that mutate payloads across generations. The red side breeds what works and drops what fails, so defenders train against a target that evolves between runs, not a static signature list.
Reinforcement-learning specialists distilled from our own red/blue range — one model per attack family, continuously retrained on every new engagement. Signatures are learned from observation, not hand-written.
ML-KEM-1024 + AES-256-GCM + ML-DSA-65 for unlock-command custody on our defense platform. Lockouts are sealed with NIST-standard PQC so only the operator who set the trap can release it — built for a future quantum adversary, running on standard hardware today.
Edge detection paired with origin-side enforcement. Per-source-IP escalation ledgers at the edge, kernel-level counter-strike at the origin, authenticated channel between them. Scales across anycast without giving up local kernel control.
Unicode and filter/parser desync research — novel bypass classes catalogued and published. Every offensive technique we discover ships with a detector so the defensive side of the house closes it on the same commit.
National Security Intelligence is a San Antonio–based cybersecurity company building active cyber defense for critical infrastructure and national-security workloads.
We build the software, run the tests, and publish the results. Our focus is on problems where signature-based defenses fail: adversaries that mutate payloads across generations, filter/parser desync at Unicode boundaries, and attackers that have to be contained before a human can read an alert.
We ship code, not slideware. Everything on this site points to something running in our range right now.
Program managers, mission leads, and acquisition officers — we show, we don't tell.