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How we think about secure access, the broker model and privacy-first AI — and what's shipped lately.
Latest articles
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The Kutrion name: an algorithm for problems you can't solve head-on
Kutrion is a coined word — it does not mean anything, in Sanskrit or otherwise. But it is named after something that does: Kuṭṭaka, the pulveriser, and the move that method makes is the move an access broker makes.
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Keeping AI assistance on your own network
AI in the terminal is genuinely useful and a genuine exfiltration risk. Kutrion defaults to a self-hosted model and treats the cloud as an exception an organization opts into — and if the requirement is that output never leaves your own network, here is what actually delivers that.
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Why Kutrion is an audited access broker, not zero-knowledge
Zero-knowledge sounds reassuring, but it quietly rules out the access controls teams actually need. Here's the model Kutrion chose instead, and why we say so plainly.
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