ContextFort

Threat detection and SecOps · by ContextFort

Monitors AI coding agents from the kernel independently of the agent, using eBPF on Linux, Endpoint Security Framework on macOS, and ETW + Minifilter on Windows.

What it does

Monitors AI coding agents from the kernel independently of the agent, using eBPF on Linux, Endpoint Security Framework on macOS, and ETW + Minifilter on Windows. Provides file access telemetry, network monitoring, process tree tracking, and an independent audit trail.

  • Monitoring AI coding agent activity
  • Auditing AI agent file/network/process access
  • Detecting AI browser agents
Category
Threat detection and SecOps
Users
Engineering teams using AI coding agents
Public API
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Security and compliance

As reported by ContextFort. Ask for audit reports before you buy.

  • Independent OS-level monitoring (kernel-level, not agent self-reported logs)
  • Tamper-resistant audit trail of AI agent activity
  • File access telemetry (reads/writes of .env, credentials, SSH keys, source code)
  • Network monitoring (outbound connections: data destination, initiating process)
  • Process tree tracking (subprocesses, shell commands, package installs, builds)
  • eBPF-based telemetry on Linux
  • Endpoint Security Framework on macOS
  • ETW + Minifilter on Windows

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