Kindo

Kindo is an AI-native agent harness for technical operations. It is described for enterprises and for security, Dev, and IT engineers who deploy agents to run operations across complex technical environments, with an emphasis on keeping control inside the organization’s own walls.

The platform routes work through Action Chat and Action Bot and connects to existing tools such as Kubernetes, cloud APIs, CI/CD pipelines, ITSM ticketing, SIEM, and job schedulers. The site presents several agentic task areas: SOC execution, incident response, identity and access management, vulnerability management, network security, red teaming, governance, risk and compliance, and threat intelligence. The examples given include connecting signals and automating analyst workflows, enriching signals and reducing false positives, scanning identity posture and enforcing least privilege, validating cloud drift against guardrails and proposing Terraform changes, building a live network map, running adversary simulations, auto-collecting compliance evidence, and turning threat intelligence into tested SIEM detections.

Kindo is offered on-prem, self-managed, or in a SOC 2 cloud. It also highlights Deep Hat, an uncensored cybersecurity model for offensive security work; Deep Hat is said to execute privately inside the customer environment with no external calls and no data exposure. The page describes it as built for red teams and security operators, and says 300+ enterprises use Deep Hat to red team with the model. Pricing details are not otherwise stated on the page excerpt. The company name shown is Usable Machines, Inc. (dba Kindo).