Detection & response
Pre-execution static analysis, MCP gateway enforcement, and compliance mapping to OWASP, NIST, MITRE ATLAS, and the EU AI Act. Policy that holds before agents act.
Arrakis is the antidote to AI operational chaos. Our platform is built for enterprises that have deployed autonomous AI and need to understand what it’s doing — before it ends up in an incident report.
We uncover AI agents’ behavior before anybody thinks about it
We uncover AI agents’ behavior before anybody thinks about it
MissionVision
Mission & vision
Building the future
where scaling AI doesn’t
mean losing visibility
Building the future
where scaling AI doesn’t
mean losing visibility
Why we exist
Enterprise AI moved fast from experimental copilots to fleets of autonomous agents embedded in core business systems.
Most orgs have no real-time picture of what they’re doing — Arrakis exists to close that gap. We help security teams reduce AI operational chaos by giving visibility into agents’ behavior.
Where it’s going
We’re building toward a world where orgs can scale AI without losing visibility or creating operational uncertainty.
Arrakis doesn’t lean into a world where AI is locked down or slowed to a halt — this is anti-progress. We hope to enable more orgs to remain in control as deploying AI agents becomes part of everyday operations.
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What we
build
What we
build
Arrakis exists for the autonomous workforce
— applied continuously across SaaS, cloud, and endpoints.
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What keeps Arrakis
on track: things
we believe in
What keeps Arrakis
on track: things
we believe in
Built by people who’ve been in the environments they're securing
Arrakis was founded by security researchers, infrastructure engineers, and AI practitioners with deep experience in enterprise security, threat intelligence, and autonomous systems.
CPO
Omer Efrat
What the AI threat landscape looks like this week
What the AI threat landscape looks like this week
The Arrakis Chronicles is our ongoing threat research blog — original findings on AI agent behavior, real-world attack vectors, and emerging risks in autonomous systems.