Autonomous offensive security backed by Blackwell-class compute. Your infrastructure, our agents. Pure Tensor Inc, Delaware.
Most cybersecurity firms sell you tools. We deploy autonomous agents that think like attackers, running continuously on dedicated infrastructure we own and operate.
No shared cloud tenancy. No data traversing uncontrolled environments. Persistent, intelligent adversarial pressure on your attack surface — backed by the same class of compute that trains frontier AI models.
PureTensor // Cyber is the offensive security arm of Pure Tensor Inc. We bring the same engineering rigour that builds AI infrastructure to the problem of breaking it — so you know where you stand before an adversary finds out for you.
“AI-enabled threats are the most transformative and potentially destabilizing cyber threat we face.”CISA Strategic Plan 2025–2026
Each capability runs on infrastructure under our direct control. No third-party dependencies for sensitive workloads.
Our agents reason about your attack surface, chain exploits, escalate privileges, and pivot laterally — exactly as a senior red team operator would, but at machine speed, around the clock.
Unsupervised behavioural models of your network, identity systems, and endpoints. When activity deviates from baseline — even in ways no rule could anticipate — our systems surface it before damage propagates.
If your organisation deploys AI, it is an attack surface. We test AI systems for prompt injection, model poisoning, memory manipulation, and agent compromise — the vulnerabilities regulation hasn't yet caught up with.
For organisations navigating the US regulatory landscape, we design security architectures aligned with federal frameworks and deploy on-premises AI security infrastructure where data residency and compliance demand it.
Every engagement runs on infrastructure we own and operate. This is not a cloud instance. This is dedicated, purpose-built capability with presence in the US and UK.
The same class of compute that trains frontier AI models. Blackwell-class GPUs, 200-gigabit internal fabric, petascale erasure-coded storage, and terabytes of ECC memory. Purpose-built for running autonomous security agents at scale — not borrowed from a hyperscaler.
The SEC's cybersecurity disclosure rules now require material incident reporting within four business days and annual disclosure of cyber risk management strategies. Public companies face board-level accountability for cyber posture.
NIST CSF 2.0, released February 2024, expanded its scope beyond critical infrastructure to all organisations and introduced the Govern function — formalising cybersecurity as a board-level risk management discipline.
CISA's Secure by Design initiative is shifting liability upstream. AI-powered attacks now outpace traditional SOC response times. The asymmetry is clear: attackers deploy autonomous agents at scale. The question for leadership is whether your defences have kept pace.