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Veea

Veea is an AI-driven edge infrastructure company founded in 2014. The company develops hardware and software systems that bring secure, governed compute and AI workloads to distributed edge environments, targeting enterprise, industrial, and public-sector deployments where centralized cloud alone falls short. Veea holds over 117 patents and has been recognized by Gartner for its edge computing innovations.

General
CompanyVeea
Founded2014
CEOAllen Salmasi
HeadquartersNew York City, USA
Websiteveea.com
Developer Centerdeveloper.veea.com
GitHubgithub.com/veeainc
TypeAI Edge Infrastructure

Core Products

Lobster Trap

Lobster Trap is a deep prompt inspection (DPI) proxy that sits between AI agents and any OpenAI-compatible LLM backend, enforcing firewall-style policy rules on every prompt and response. It is MIT-licensed and classifies threats using compiled regex patterns in sub-millisecond time without additional LLM calls. It ships as a single static Go binary with no cloud dependency, API keys, or rate limits required.

TerraFabric

TerraFabric is the control plane for governed autonomous systems at the edge. It coordinates distributed deployments as cohesive systems rather than individual devices, handling fleet orchestration, policy enforcement at L2 through L7 network layers, zero-trust security boundaries, controlled rollouts with rollback, and workload lifecycle management.

VeeaONE Platform

VeeaONE is Veea's unified operating model combining orchestration, application lifecycle management, and fleet-wide visibility across edge sites. It integrates compute, connectivity, storage, and cybersecurity in a single platform.

VeeaHub Edge Servers

VeeaHub is Veea's on-site compute hardware, converging networking, security, and AI workloads in a single edge device for enterprise and industrial sites.

SecureConnect

SecureConnect provides zero-trust networking and policy enforcement across distributed operations, enabling secure site-to-site communication without a centralized cloud dependency.


Developer Resources

Lobster Trap is MIT-licensed and available as pre-built static binaries for Linux, Windows, and macOS. It requires no Go toolchain, signups, or external services to run.


Key Features

Deep Prompt Inspection Without LLM Overhead Lobster Trap extracts structured metadata including intent categories, risk scores, credentials, PII, injection patterns, exfiltration signals, target paths, and risky commands using compiled regex patterns. All classification runs in sub-millisecond time with no secondary model calls.

Programmable Policy Engine YAML-based firewall rules use first-match-wins logic with actions including ALLOW, DENY, LOG, HUMAN_REVIEW, QUARANTINE, and RATE_LIMIT. Rules apply bidirectionally to both incoming prompts and outgoing responses.

Declared vs. Detected Intent Inspection Agents can declare intent via _lobstertrap headers. Lobster Trap compares declared intent against detected behavior and surfaces mismatches in audit logs, enabling governance workflows a regulator or security team can read.

Drop-In Deployment Works with any tool using the OpenAI chat completions API, including Ollama, vLLM, llama.cpp, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini via proxy, without application code changes.

Edge-Native Orchestration TerraFabric manages distributed AI workloads across multiple physical sites with controlled rollouts, rollback capabilities, and compliance-grade audit trails under a single governance model.


Use Cases

AI Agent Security and Guardrails Development teams building production AI agents use Lobster Trap to detect prompt injection attempts, enforce access control policies, and generate audit trails that meet enterprise security review requirements.

Enterprise Edge AI Deployment Organizations running AI inference across distributed sites use TerraFabric and VeeaHub to deploy, govern, and update edge workloads with fleet-wide visibility and zero-trust security boundaries.

Red-Team and Compliance Tooling Security teams use Lobster Trap's built-in adversarial test suite (./lobstertrap test), single-prompt debugger (./lobstertrap inspect), and structured JSON audit logs to measure risk reduction and demonstrate regulatory compliance.

Multi-Agent Permission Systems Platform teams use Lobster Trap as a trust layer beneath multi-agent systems, enforcing per-agent permission boundaries and logging every cross-agent interaction for governance review.

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PolicyForge — AI Agent Security Policy Platform

PolicyForge — AI Agent Security Policy Platform

PolicyForge is an enterprise AI agent security platform that solves a critical gap: security teams cannot write or manage AI agent policies because existing tools require deep YAML expertise. With PolicyForge, any CISO or compliance officer can type a security intent in plain English and have it enforced in seconds. How it works: The user types a natural language policy such as "Block any agent that reads patient SSN or medical records." Gemini 2.0 Flash instantly converts this into a Lobster Trap YAML enforcement rule. The rule is activated and enforced immediately by the Veea Lobster Trap deep prompt inspection proxy — a MIT-licensed tool that sits between AI agents and LLM backends. Key features include a real-time security dashboard showing blocked threats, active policies, and risk scores. An attack simulator lets teams fire 10 real adversarial attacks — prompt injection, PII exfiltration, credential theft, SQL injection, jailbreak attempts — and watch them get blocked live. One-click compliance reports generate HIPAA, SOC2, and finance audit documents directly from the audit trail. PolicyForge directly addresses every Track 1 focus area: guardrails and safety layers, monitoring and observability, access control, audit trails with explainability for regulated industries, and red-teaming frameworks. The tech stack uses Gemini 2.0 Flash for policy generation, Veea Lobster Trap for DPI enforcement, FastAPI for the backend, and Next.js 15 for the frontend — deployed on Railway and Vercel.

Aegis AI

Aegis AI

As enterprises and industrial sectors rapidly deploy autonomous AI agents and edge robotics, they expose themselves to novel, critical attack vectors such as advanced prompt injections, data exfiltration, and model denial-of-service (DoS) poisoning. Traditional security perimeters are insufficient for inspecting these dynamic, semantic payloads. Aegis AI bridges this critical security gap as an enterprise-grade SecOps firewall and autonomous edge proxy. Engineered in Go and Python, Aegis AI delivers sub-millisecond local enforcement, ensuring high-speed security without compromising operational latency. The platform's architecture is built on four core pillars: Edge-Native Proxy: Leveraging Veea's Lobster Trap, I deployed a high-performance local proxy that intercepts and sanitizes traffic directly at the edge, a crucial requirement for real-time robotics and localized AI agents. Autonomous Fuzzing Engine: Powered by Gemini, Aegis features a self-healing, continuous testing pipeline. It autonomously red-teams AI agents, proactively identifying vulnerabilities and dynamically generating defensive rules before zero-day exploits can be weaponized. Real-time Semantic Filtering: The system deeply inspects inbound and outbound payloads to neutralize complex prompt injection attacks and prevent unauthorized data exfiltration. Human-in-the-Loop Governance: A dedicated CISO staging queue quarantines highly anomalous or critical security events for manual oversight, ensuring strict enterprise governance and compliance. By combining proactive autonomous defense with robust edge-level proxying, Aegis AI provides the foundational security layer necessary for the safe, scaled adoption of AI agents in mission-critical environments.

Boardroom Agents

Boardroom Agents

Boardroom is an AI due diligence copilot that turns a pitch deck into a board-ready briefing in under two minutes. Upload a PDF, an image of a whiteboard, or paste a URL, and six specialized agents spin up to interrogate the inputs in parallel: an Orchestrator parses the materials and dispatches tasks; a Researcher pulls in market context; an Analyst builds the bull case; a Red Team builds the bear case; a Synthesizer fuses them into a confident executive brief with a verdict and a confidence score; and a Verifier audits every claim before it reaches the user. The differentiator is verification. Hallucinations in the M&A domain are not abstract — they cost real money. So every claim in the final brief is extracted and tagged with a role. Analyst claims are grounded against the source deck. Red Team rebuttals are graded against world knowledge, because a sharp critique is supposed to contradict the pitch. External context, like a named regulation or a macroeconomic condition, gets its own knowledge check. The result is an Integrity Score that rises when the Red Team is right rather than falling. On the same CocoaGuard pitch deck, our verifier evolved from flagging correct disease-feasibility analyses as seven-percent-confidence hallucinations to verifying them at ninety-eight percent — purely by understanding which voice was speaking. Under the hood: a Next.js frontend on Vercel, a FastAPI backend running in Docker on Vultr Cloud Compute, and six-agent orchestration through Gemini 3 Pro and Gemini 3 Flash with structured output and live streaming over Server-Sent Events. Caddy fronts the backend; Postgres persists sessions and audit trails. Built for the Vultr and Gemini tracks of the AI Agent Olympics.

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