Adversa

Adversa AI is a security platform for organizations deploying AI coding agents. It installs a runtime control layer that watches what an agent actually does across the software development lifecycle and stops dangerous actions before they become incidents, which is a different posture from scanning code after the fact. The company frames the threat concretely: agents leaking secrets, following malicious instruction chains planted in content they read, or being manipulated into actions nobody approved. The platform is organized by use case. Alongside the coding agent control layer there is AI detection and response, agentic development security, and red teaming programs covering agentic systems, language models, generative AI and MCP implementations, plus structured assessment, assurance and awareness work. Buyer paths are mapped to security leadership, application security, AI product and engineering, and governance, risk and compliance roles, and compliance material is organized against the EU AI Act, the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act. The stated goal for customers is approving more AI use cases with less risk rather than blocking adoption. The company also publishes research, including an AI risk rating report on enterprise AI agents with an open source methodology intended for use in procurement and security posture tracking. No pricing is published anywhere on the site. There are no plans, tiers or indicative figures, and the usual pricing paths lead to a research newsletter signup instead. Engagement begins with a demo booking, which points to negotiated enterprise contracts rather than self service purchase.