Who Striken is for

  • AI providers / AI-native platforms Validate that AI gateways, model pipelines, and AI-integrated security layers preserve intended protocol behavior when models, agents, or stack components change.
  • Security vendors Validate that gateway, proxy, firewall, WAF, and inspection builds preserve intended protocol behavior across releases.
  • Cloud / PaaS / SaaS providers Compare baseline and candidate edge, tenant, or platform security components under controlled protocol conditions before high-scale rollout.
  • High-risk & regulated enterprises Reduce the risk that a security-product or path upgrade silently changes how traffic is accepted, rejected, or inspected in high-consequence environments.
  • High-security FinTechs / core banking Catch protocol interpretation drift in payment, messaging, and gateway paths before an upgrade weakens enforcement or creates customer-facing risk.
  • Telecom operators Confirm that firmware, policy, and network-security updates leave protocol handling stable across high-scale access, edge, and core paths.
  • Data centers / interconnect operators Detect behavior changes across firewalls, gateways, and inspection layers between tenants, carriers, and critical interconnect traffic.
  • Managed security / MSSP platforms Revalidate multi-layer customer paths after tool, policy, or infrastructure changes so managed defenses keep the same security boundary.

Run Striken whenever the intended security behavior must survive change

  1. Before a release

    Compare a candidate build with the previously validated baseline before it reaches customers or production.

  2. After a security update

    Confirm that firmware, engine, parser, library, signature, policy, or rule changes have not altered the intended behavior boundary.

  3. During infrastructure change

    Revalidate the complete path after a gateway, firewall, proxy, WAF, load balancer, service-mesh component, or routing layer is added, upgraded, removed, or reordered.

  4. During regression investigation

    Reproduce a suspected behavior change, identify the affected scenario families, and determine where the divergence first appeared.