The AI-Native Terminal for Technical Operations
Kindo delivers self-managed AI automation built around a security model designed for deep offensive reasoning. Deep Hat brings attacker-grade reasoning into your environment. It can map footholds, chain weaknesses, and explore exploit paths with uncensored precision, powering red team and DevSecOps automation that operates with the same depth as a real adversary.
The Integrated Engineer Environment for the AI-Native Enterprise
Kindo is where Security, Dev, and IT engineers share one AI-native terminal to plan, run, and prove every operation. It’s the new center of gravity for Technical Operations, where Chat Actions and Agents create a trusted execution loop that turns intent into outcomes.
In Kindo, Security, Dev and IT engineers move seamlessly from workflows to deep infrastructure automation, bridging tools, data, and environments.
SOC & Incident Response: Reduce alert fatigue by enriching signals, suppressing false positives, and prioritizing what matters.
Identity & Access Management: Clean up identity risk by scanning posture, routing approvals, and enforcing least privilege.
Vulnerability Management: Catch and fix cloud drift by validating against guardrails and proposing Terraform changes.
Network Security: Build a live network map, check reachability between endpoints, and propose the changes needed to enable secure access.
Red Teaming: Run adversary simulations that trace across logs, endpoints, and identities to expose real gaps.
Governance, Risk & Compliance: Prove compliance by auto-collecting evidence, enforcing policies, and generating auditable reports.
Threat Intelligence: Turn fresh threat intel into tested SIEM detections with mapped playbooks and evidence.
Kindo delivers measurable value through faster resolution, stronger security and fewer manual tasks. It’s automation that thinks, adapts, and scales so your teams can focus on what really matters.
From Fragmented Tools to a Single Intelligent Hub
Kindo acts as a centralized AI-native operations hub, orchestrating end-to-end processes that previously required hundreds of bolted together tools across the organization.
Kindo connects directly into the tools and layers you already use like Kubernetes clusters, cloud APIs, CI/CD pipelines, ITSM ticketing systems, security information and event management (SIEM) tools, and job schedulers.
“We used Kindo to accelerate and simplify our threat hunting processes, which enabled us to increase the value of our existing SIEM infrastructure and identify issues before they became real problems.
The time and potential impact have resulted in a cost savings of over $2M per year, and growing.”
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