The Antivirus
for the AI Age
Your AI works for you. Who makes sure it stays that way?
Your AI works for you. Who makes sure it stays that way?
Link your AI agent
Choose what it can do
AI Police checks actions
See alerts and approve
Think of traditional antivirus software — it protects computers against viruses and malware. Now imagine a similar security concept designed specifically for artificial intelligence. That's AI Police.
AI Police provides a security layer between your AI agents and the systems they can access. It checks what agents attempt to do, compares their actions against your security policies, and identifies suspicious behavior. For supported integrations, it can block unauthorized actions or request human approval before an AI agent proceeds.
Because AI agents should never have unlimited authority.
If an agent accesses restricted files, sends unexpected messages, or attempts dangerous operations, AI Police detects actions that violate your defined security policies.
Goal: Stop unauthorized AI actions before they cause damage.As AI systems become more autonomous, we aim to identify suspicious propagation patterns, unauthorized agent deployments, and dangerous automated activity.
Goal: Detect and contain supported AI-driven threats before they spread.Hackers hide malicious instructions inside webpages, emails, and documents an AI reads. AI Police helps identify risky instructions and enforce policies that prevent unauthorized actions.
Goal: Make malicious instructions harder to turn into harmful actions.If your agent attempts to send sensitive information to an unknown email, website, or external service, AI Police flags and blocks transfers that violate configured policies.
Goal: Help keep confidential information within approved boundaries.Agents increasingly use powerful tools — CLIs, databases, APIs, email, and cloud services. Control which tools your agents can use and what actions require approval.
Goal: Give every AI agent only the permissions it needs.An agent could send hundreds of messages, delete records, or repeatedly run a costly operation. AI Police provides configurable limits, alerts, and approval controls.
Goal: Keep automation under human control.Your AI Security Command Center — one dashboard to supervise your connected AI agents.
See your registered AI agents, their assigned permissions, and recent activity.
Get notified when an agent attempts an action that violates a security policy.
Review supported tool calls, security decisions, and incident records.
Approve or reject sensitive actions before they proceed.
Configure permissions and temporarily disable supported integrations.
Summaries of detected violations, suspicious activity, and recommendations.
Define rules for external communication, file access, data transfers, and tools.
Add your own websites — AI Police watches them 24/7 and alerts you instantly on downtime, SSL expiry, or errors.
Build agents with security controls, activity logging, and approval workflows from day one.
Protect customer information and workflows when using AI automation.
Give clients visibility and control over the agents you build and maintain.
Adopt AI without giving autonomous systems unrestricted access to critical infrastructure.
Centralize oversight of supported AI-agent workflows, permissions, and policies.
Supervise AI used in administration, learning, and internal operations.
Security for every stage of AI adoption.
For individuals, freelancers, and small AI projects.
For startups, AI agencies, and growing businesses.
For organizations running advanced AI automation.
All plans are proposed launch packages. Final features, supported integrations, usage limits, and availability will be confirmed before paid subscriptions begin.
A support agent with read access to customer records attempts to send them to an unapproved address. AI Police checks the destination and data-transfer rules, and the gateway blocks the operation.
Result: The unauthorized transfer is prevented at the enforcement point.A research assistant opens a page hiding an instruction to ignore its task and exfiltrate data. AI Police applies tool-use and data-transfer restrictions even when the agent encounters malicious content.
Result: The agent's permissions remain constrained.A coding assistant decides to remove a directory during maintenance. The operation falls under a rule requiring human approval, so AI Police pauses the action and requests authorization.
Result: A human makes the final decision.These are illustrative scenarios showing intended product behavior, not claims of completed product testing.
Designed around the risks of AI systems using tools and performing real-world actions.
Keep people involved in decisions affecting sensitive information or critical systems.
Planned pricing starts at just $25 per month.
Our roadmap includes APIs, SDKs, and integration tools for supported frameworks.
Understand what happened, which policy triggered, and what needs attention.
Start with two AI agents and expand as your organization grows.
No. AI Police is initially focused on securing AI-agent behavior, permissions, and tool usage. It complements existing antivirus and endpoint protection software, not replaces them.
No cybersecurity system can guarantee complete protection. AI Police intends to develop detection and containment for supported AI-agent environments. Protection depends on integrations, visibility, policies, and tested capabilities.
Our goal is to support applications and agent frameworks built around major AI models. Coverage depends on whether the application exposes the necessary integration points. Simply using a chatbot does not automatically allow AI Police to monitor or control it.
For integrations where actions pass through our security gateway, AI Police is being designed to block policy-violating operations or require human approval. It cannot universally control independent AI systems that have not been integrated.
AI Police is designed to minimize collected information, use secure connections, and provide controls over access and retention. Exact privacy and data-processing commitments will be published before commercial launch.
AI Police is being introduced as a new cybersecurity startup. Join our early-access program to receive product updates and pilot availability information.
Yes. We're looking for AI developers, automation agencies, and businesses willing to help test our first supported integrations.
Help us build the future of AI security. We're inviting our first pilot customers to work with the AI Police team.
AI Police is a cybersecurity startup initiative by Rehan Ventures, the venture studio associated with Rehan School. Our mission is to make practical AI-agent security accessible and affordable to businesses around the world.
A world where every AI agent operates within clear, enforceable security boundaries.
To build affordable security tools that help organizations detect dangerous AI-agent behavior, control permissions, and reduce the risks of autonomous AI.
Protect your AI. Protect your business. Stay in control.
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