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SpiderShield Cloud

SpiderShield doesn't sell an SDK — it sells Agent Security Intelligence. The SDK is the sensor network.

1

Runtime Guard SDK

Open source, free forever

The sensor network. Every SpiderGuard instance generates security telemetry locally — policy decisions, DLP findings, tool call patterns.

  • Policy engine + 3 presets
  • DLP scanning (PII, secrets, injection)
  • JSONL audit logs (local)
  • CLI: scan, guard, proxy, rewrite, harden
2

SpiderShield Cloud

SaaS — telemetry + storage + management

Centralized visibility into all your agents. The real product isn't the runtime — it's the telemetry, storage, and management layer.

  • Centralized cloud audit logs with long-term retention
  • Security dashboard (activity timeline, blocked calls heatmap, PII distributions, risk trends)
  • Visual policy editor — no YAML needed
  • Org-wide policy distribution with versioning + rollback
  • Canary rollout to agent groups
  • Alert rules + webhooks
  • Compliance-ready exportable reports (PDF/CSV)
3

Trust Registry

Network effect moat

Agents query trust status before calling tools. More agents = better threat intelligence = more accurate scores. A flywheel that can't be replicated.

  • MCP server reputation database (3,500+ servers scored)
  • Trust API: security score, grade, known vulnerabilities, last scanned
  • Real-time threat alerts for Enterprise (new exploits, 0-day patterns)
  • Custom trust policies ("block all servers below grade B")
  • Threat intelligence feed (prompt injection evolution, tool abuse patterns)
4

Enterprise Security

Central control + compliance + governance

What enterprise customers actually pay for: org-wide policy control, role-based access, compliance reports, and SIEM integration.

  • Org-wide policy management (pushed to all agents)
  • RBAC: per-team, per-agent, per-environment (dev/staging/prod)
  • SSO (SAML, OIDC)
  • SIEM forwarding (Splunk, Datadog, QRadar, Elastic)
  • Slack / PagerDuty / Jira integration
  • SOC 2 audit trail + incident history
  • Data residency (EU / US / APAC)
  • Dedicated account manager + SLA (99.9%)

Security Intelligence Flywheel

1More agents use SpiderShield
2More security telemetry (blocked calls, new attacks, injection patterns)
3Better threat intelligence
4Better Trust Registry (more accurate scores)
5More developers install SpiderShield
Repeat — network effect moat

Proven Model

Open-source distribution layer + paid intelligence/management is the most successful model in developer tools.

CompanyOpen SourcePaid ProductValuation
SentrySDKEvent storage + dashboard$3B
DatadogAgentObservability platform$35B
ElasticElasticsearchCloud + security$6B
SnykCLI scannerVulnerability DB + dashboard$8B
HashiCorpTerraformEnterprise management$5.5B
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Roadmap

Phase 1Active

Distribution

Now

  • Open source SDK on PyPI
  • Framework integration PRs
  • GitHub Action
  • Community growth
Phase 2

Cloud MVP

Q2 2026

  • Telemetry API
  • Cloud audit log storage
  • Security dashboard
  • Trust Registry v1
Phase 3

Enterprise

Q3–Q4 2026

  • Org policy management
  • RBAC + SSO
  • Compliance reports
  • SIEM integrations
Phase 4

Intelligence Network

2027+

  • Real-time threat feed
  • Pattern evolution tracking
  • Industry security reports
  • Custom trust policies

SpiderShield sells Agent Security Intelligence.
The SDK is just the sensor network.

Like Datadog's agent is a data collector and the real product is the observability platform — SpiderShield's Runtime Guard is a sensor, and the real product is the Security Intelligence Network.