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Security can’t be rented. It has to be owned.

OpenZTA builds a Russian self-hosted cybersecurity ecosystem for teams that need to keep data, artifacts and logs inside their own perimeter — on their own hardware and under their own control.

What we do

Six platforms cover the core security jobs: corporate AI inside your perimeter, protection for AI applications and agents, personal data, code security, attack detection and zero-trust access. Each one can be deployed on its own for a specific task.

Corporate AIENCLAVEAnswers from company documents, with citations and within permissions AI securityPromtWallA gateway between apps and models: injections, personal data, agents DataOpenDSPMWhere personal data lives, who can access it and how to close excess access CodeOpenASOCEvery code check in one stream, plus a CI/CD gate MonitoringAI-SOCAttacks in event logs without hand-written correlation rules AccessZero TrustAccess only for verified people on healthy devices

Principles

Everything is installed inside the customer’s perimeter: on-prem or private cloud. PromtWall, ENCLAVE and AI-SOC also run air-gapped.
No mandatory cloud APIs: the licence is a file, and database and rule updates ship as offline packages.
Access to releases, licences and images is restricted by the client portal, roles and organisation permissions.
Verifiability over promises: signed artifacts, SBOMs and immutable logs.
Honest about limits: we don’t hold FSTEC (Russia’s information security regulator) certificates yet, and each platform’s page states what it can’t do.

Who it’s for

Banks, telecoms, industrial companies, the public sector and other regulated organisations where perimeter control, auditability and predictable delivery matter.

How to start

We pick a task, deploy the platform inside your perimeter and run a pilot on your data — you make the buying decision based on the pilot report.

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