We're building the security infrastructure that AI agents need. Open source, enterprise-grade, and backed by decades of cybersecurity experience.
AI agents are becoming critical infrastructure. They access databases, call APIs, handle sensitive data, and make decisions that affect real systems. Yet most organizations have no way to verify agent identity, audit their actions, or enforce security policies.
OpenA2A exists to solve this problem. We build open-source tools that answer three questions every organization deploying AI agents needs answered: Who is this agent? What is it allowed to do? What did it actually do?
Our open-source NHI platform — cryptographic identity, capability-based access control, governance, and audit logging for every AI agent in your stack. One line of code. Full compliance coverage.
Our security testing toolkit — 147 security checks, 55 adversarial attack payloads, auto-fix, and OASB-1 compliance scoring. No install, no signup, one command. 6 malware detection checks now ship with every OpenClaw install (169K+ downloads).
Our training range — 10 intentionally vulnerable agents, 8 attack classes, and CTF challenges for learning and red-teaming.

Founder & CEO
17 years of cybersecurity experience securing Fortune 500 companies across healthcare, finance, and government sectors. Executive Director of the CyberSecurity NonProfit (CSNP), a community of 12,000+ security professionals.
Founded OpenA2A to bring enterprise-grade security practices to the rapidly evolving AI agent ecosystem. The same rigor applied to traditional IT infrastructure should protect AI systems.
Security tools should be auditable. You can inspect every line of code that protects your AI infrastructure.
The best security comes from collective knowledge. We build with the community, not in isolation.
Self-host forever. Your security shouldn't depend on a vendor's business model or pricing changes.
Our core tools are open source, Apache-2.0 licensed. From the founders of CyberSecurity NonProfit (CSNP), serving 12,000+ security professionals.
If you're building AI agents, secure them. If you're deploying them, verify them. If you're auditing them, verify the trail.
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