Security for how teams work now.
Your team's laptops run AI agents, pull packages from public registries and push to repositories every hour. TowerBreach watches all of it and stops the dangerous parts.
- Blockednpm install true@0.0.4Known malicious package (MAL-2026-10667)
- FoundCLAUDE.md in acme/webTells AI agents to hide what they do from the user
- StoppedPrompt with an API keyHeld back before Claude Code sent it
- FoundAgent read ~/.aws/credentialsCodex, on ana's MacBook
- Foundmain has no branch protectionAnyone with write access can push to it
One place for the four ways in
Attacks no longer need to get past a firewall. They arrive in a package, a skill an agent was told to trust, or a workflow file. TowerBreach covers each of them.
Devices
A small agent on every Windows, Mac and Linux computer.
- Software inventory and known vulnerabilities
- Operating system and app updates, on a schedule you set
- Firewall, open ports and disk encryption, with recovery keys kept for you
- Remote support, with the user's consent
AI tools
An antivirus for what AI agents install, read and run.
- Every AI app, MCP server, skill, plugin and extension, by device
- Prompt injection and hidden text in the files agents treat as instructions
- Commands agents run that read credentials or send data out
- Secrets stopped before an AI tool or a commit sends them
Packages
npm and pip install through TowerBreach, on laptops and in CI.
- Known malicious versions are hidden and their downloads refused
- Brand-new releases wait a day, when most hijacked ones are caught
- Nothing changes for developers until something is blocked
Repositories
Connect GitHub or Azure DevOps. TowerBreach only reads.
- AI instruction files every clone hands to its agents
- CI workflows that leak secrets or run untrusted code
- Unprotected default branches and the provider's own alerts
When a package turns malicious, you hear about it
Malicious-package reports from OSV and the OpenSSF database are checked every 15 minutes against what is installed on your devices. A match becomes a finding with where the package came from, whether it could run, and what to do.
Known malicious package: true 0.0.4
Found in the npx cache on ana's MacBook. Run directly with
npx true. Its files could run code on this computer.
Running in an afternoon
Create your organization
Sign in with Microsoft or your email. Invite your team.
Install the agent
One command per computer, or push it with your existing tools.
Turn on what you need
Findings appear within minutes. Each one says what to do next.
Plans
Start free and see what is on your team's computers. Upgrade when you want TowerBreach to act on it.
| FreeSee the problem | ProProtect the team's machines | BusinessGovern beyond the laptop | EnterpriseYour terms | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devices | 2 | 25 | 100 | Custom |
| Team members | 5 | 15 | 50 | Custom |
| Log history | 30 days | 180 days | 1 year | 2 years |
| Inventory and vulnerabilities | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AI Guard | Detection | Detection, blocking and quarantine | Plus approval policy and automatic quarantine | Everything in Business |
| Updates, remote support, scripts | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Package proxy | No | Team laptops | Laptops and CI | Laptops and CI |
| GitHub and Azure DevOps | No | No | Yes | Yes |
See what is on your team's computers today.
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