Iron Shield
Enterprise security · Built for SMEs
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Enterprise security · Built for SMEs
15 followers
Most AI-security tools bolt onto enterprise stacks built for a SOC team. Iron Shield is for the 10-500 person company that has neither. It treats shadow AI, prompt injection, and deepfakes as first-class threats in one rule engine alongside cloud, endpoint, and identity scans (35+ scanners, agents for Linux/Windows/macOS/K8s), plus a self-hosted LLM gateway and automated ISO 27001/GDPR compliance. Live in 30 min, from $149/mo.
honestly the 30 minute setup sounds wild, would love to see a simple tabletop exercise template or some kind of phishing simulation built in so smaller teams can actually test how they would respond to a deepfake or prompt injection incident before it happens for real.
@aysimaxaib Ha, fair reaction on the 30 min - that's for a lean deployment (core scanners + agent), not every module lit up on day one, but it's real, not a demo number.
And no, we don't have a tabletop/phishing-sim feature yet - good catch, that's an honest gap. We do have an incident-response playbook system already (auto-notify + step-by-step runbooks when a real finding fires), so the scaffolding to turn that into a "drill mode" - trigger a fake deepfake/prompt-injection scenario and watch the team walk the same playbook without the real incident — isn't a huge leap architecturally. Adding it to the list, thanks for the nudge.
Would love to see a built-in Slack or Teams bot that pings the channel whenever the rule engine flags a prompt-injection attempt or a shadow AI tool going live. Right now I'd have to log into the dashboard to catch anything, and most of my team's attention lives in chat anyway. Bonus if it can summarize weekly trends so we can talk about them in our standup without digging through logs.
@cihanomakgzs0 We have prompt-injection detection running on the gateway's text-scan path — it flags common injection phrasing (e.g. "ignore previous instructions", jailbreak framing) before the request reaches the AI provider.
And to close the loop on your original ask: high and critical flags — prompt injection included — now push a Slack/Telegram/Teams/Google Chat alert through our notification system, so your team sees it in chat without going to the dashboard.
Finally a tool that doesn't assume I have a SOC team. Got the Linux agent running in under 20 minutes and the rule engine actually flags prompt injection attempts on our internal tools, which caught a sketchy Slack bot yesterday.
Thanks, @sukruu12032 ! We really appreciate your thoughtful feedback and support. We’re committed to making Iron Shield even better.
Finally something built for companies without a full SOC team. Set it up in under an hour and the unified view across shadow AI and endpoint scans was cleaner than I expected for the price point.
@selmagentrj4jv Really glad to hear that — "cleaner than expected for the price point" is exactly the bar we're trying to hit, since most teams in this size range have been priced or complexity-gated out of anything that does both shadow AI and endpoint in one view.
And noted on the hour vs. 30 min — that's useful signal, curious what took the extra time on your end (agent rollout, integrations, or just poking around the UI?). Always want the real number, not the demo one.