Hilt

Identity-resolved egress detection for quant and HFT workloads. Kernel-level, off the trading path, metadata-only, single-tenant.

Kernel-level, observational, metadata-only collection resolves identity, detects exfiltration patterns, and enables cloud-based responses.

The company demonstrates how it captures file, process, and network telemetry across Kubernetes, Linux workloads, containers, VMs, and bare metal.

How Hilt captures file, process, clipboard, and transfer behavior on macOS and Windows to detect insider risk and shadow AI.

Claude Code read 56 unique secret files across four engineers. Hilt reconstructed the exact process, paths, identities, and provider session.

Competitor alternatives, data exfiltration prevention guides, and technical explainers from Hilt. Buyer education for runtime data security.

How named customers run Hilt in production: runtime security without added latency for Metabit Trading, and client PII kept out of unsanctioned tools at Meow.

The page explains how runtime governance detects unauthorized data movement that posture scans cannot predict.

The company builds a runtime layer to monitor data movement and lists open engineering and go-to-market roles.

The page compares Hilt and Cyberhaven for data movement governance, noting where Cyberhaven’s lineage excels and where Hilt adds kernel-level monitoring.

Compare Hilt with DLP, DDR, insider risk, and adjacent security approaches through the lens of runtime data movement, telemetry depth, and containment speed.

The comparison shows CrowdStrike EDR stops malware, exploits, and ransomware, while Hilt adds data movement monitoring that EDR does not cover.

Compare Hilt with DDR to understand the tradeoff between lineage-based explanation and runtime containment for data exfiltration prevention.

Performance overhead, supported environments, deployment speed, shadow AI detection, network containment, and how Hilt handles privacy.

Govern data movement in real time. Kernel-level telemetry and anomaly detection built for environments where traditional security tools fall short.

The page describes Hilt’s handling of public-site personal data, analytics, walkthrough requests, and privacy practices.

The page outlines the terms and conditions governing use of Hilt’s public website and related public interactions.