Skip to main content
RAVIONIX Beta, home
Back to RAVIONIX

A product under RAVIONIX

Coming soon

RAVIONIX Guard — Windows endpoint security, in development.

Guard is a privacy-first Windows security platform, designed to block rather than allow when something goes wrong, with planned AI assistance, vulnerability intelligence, scam defense and controlled recovery. It is one product under RAVIONIX, not the RAVIONIX platform.

Not publicly released. Guard is a controlled engineering build. It is not production-trusted, not independently certified, and not proven across a production fleet. Current artifacts use development and test trust only.

What’s built and tested internally

The strongest thing about Guard today is disciplined security architecture, not AI.

  • Tested internally

    Windows security service

    Runs as a protected Windows service that restarts itself and keeps its data safe from ordinary users.

  • Tested internally

    Content scanning

    Rule-based file scanning runs in a separate, locked-down process, and treats any scanning error as unsafe.

  • Tested internally

    Assessment and intelligence

    Looks at processes, network activity and startup items on the device, using threat-intelligence data, with optional Sysmon support.

  • Tested internally

    Response and vault

    One component decides on actions; suspicious files go to a protected quarantine, and evidence is kept on the device.

  • Tested internally

    Tamper-evident log

    Its log is built so changes can be detected, and was tested with and without admin rights.

  • Tested internally

    Installer and reboot durability

    Settings, data and version survive restarts and upgrades, and ordinary users can't change them.

Open items and blockers

The real gaps between a strong engineering build and a credible public security product.

  • Release blocker

    Production code signing, so Windows can trust a public release.

  • Open

    Further hardening of how the service and its scanner are isolated from the rest of the system.

  • Open

    Proving that a failed upgrade rolls back cleanly on real machines.

  • Privacy work

    No final personal-data inventory, retention schedule, consent model or production subprocessor register exists yet.

Roadmap

Staged, in order. Each stage gates the next.

  1. Stage A

    Finish security and release assurance: containment, isolation, rollback proof, privacy specification and production signing.

  2. Stage B

    Private signed early access to a small Windows cohort, with a secure updater and explicit diagnostics consent.

  3. Stage C

    Exposure and update advisor: software inventory, CVE correlation, signed packages and evidence-backed rollback.

  4. Stage D

    Explainable AI: an on-device risk model with uncertainty, drift monitoring and human-approved response.

  5. Stage E

    Scam Protect: text, URL, image and QR analysis with local redaction and explicit unknown states.

  6. Stage F

    App Sleep, Family and Business: multi-device views, role-based policy and controlled remediation.

Plans

Four tiers are proposed — Guard Free, Guard Plus, Guard Family, Guard Business — plus optional add-ons. These are product proposals, not approved prices. No Guard pricing is published, and the platform prices elsewhere on this site do not apply to Guard.