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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 is 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. Provides file access telemetry, network monitoring, process tree tracking, and an independent audit trail.
Product typeThreat Detection & SecOps
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Deployment
APINot available
What teams use ContextFort for
Monitoring AI coding agent activity
Auditing AI agent file/network/process access
Detecting AI browser agents
Integrations and access
Platforms, integrations, and language support vary by plan and region. Confirm final requirements with the vendor.
Platforms
IntegrationsAPI and webhooks
Languages
Support
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Enterprise readiness
Compliance claims are normalized from current vendor documentation and independently reviewed by SOTA2.
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
Data retention:
Benchmarks and comparisons
Independent benchmarksStructured task results are being verified.
Side-by-side comparisonsComparison workspaces will be available in a later release.
