Phronto Group builds ADAPT, a patent-pending, sealed on-premises network appliance that routes traffic at line rate and routes a hostile flow away from its destination in the path. ADAPT judges traffic by how it behaves and never reads what it carries, so it works on encrypted traffic without decryption, adds no latency to the path, and runs with no cloud connection. It acts on a threat inside the same unit within milliseconds and sends the alert to the operator's existing stack. It is built for critical infrastructure, healthcare, and defense networks where TLS 1.3 and inspection prohibitions rule out payload inspection. Detection is validated on real attacker traffic, including a command channel routed through a proxy to evade inspection. Data at rest is sealed with ML-KEM-1024 and keys never leave the unit.
United States
Sheldon Bernstein, CEO
1. ADAPT sealed network appliance. A patent-pending on-premises appliance that routes traffic at line rate and routes a hostile flow away from its destination in the path, on encrypted traffic, without decryption and without a cloud connection. 2. Behavioral threat detection on encrypted networks. Detection of command-and-control beaconing, reconnaissance, and lateral movement from how traffic behaves. 3. Autonomous containment with existing-stack alerting. Threats are contained inside the unit within milliseconds and alerts are delivered to the operator's SIEM. 4. Deployment for isolated and sovereign sites. Air-gapped operation with no threat feed, no update path, and no data leaving the site; optional federated calibration across sites moves no packets, payloads, or flow records. 5. Post-quantum-sealed, hardware-rooted assurance. Data at rest sealed with ML-KEM-1024, keys that never leave the unit, and tamper-evident audit records.