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Rampart-AI is a private American cybersecurity company that develops behavior-based runtime security software for applications, cloud infrastructure, and artificial intelligence systems.^[1] The company was spun off commercially from Securboration Inc. in 2024, following development of the underlying platform in a government research context.^{[2] [3]}Its products are listed on AWS Marketplace^[4]and, as of 2025, the company participates in Fortinet's Fabric-Ready Technology Alliance Partner Program.^[5][6]

Rampart-AI operates in the field of application and AI runtime security, which addresses threats that occur after software has been deployed rather than during development.^[7] This differs from static analysis tools, which examine source code before execution.^[8]Rampart-AI is designed to assist organizations in managing and securing their artificial intelligence and machine learning models.^{[9] [10][11]}The company's approach centers on observing the behavior of running software and intervening when deviations from established normal patterns are detected.^[12][13]

In 2025, Rampart-AI joined the Fortinet Fabric-Ready Technology Alliance Partner Program, a partner ecosystem maintained by Fortinet (NASDAQ: FTNT), a publicly traded global cybersecurity company. The Fabric-Ready program is described by Fortinet as enabling technology partners to integrate with the Fortinet Security Fabric and develop joint security solutions.^[14][15]

Rampart-AI's cloud products are available through AWS Marketplace, operated by Amazon Web Services.^[16]

Lee Krause is the Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Rampart-AI.^{[17] [18]}He founded Securboration Inc.^[19]and Audigence Inc.^[20][21]and holds 10+ patents.^[22]He also published several cybersecurity research papers^[23] and co-wrote a book called "Recalculating for Entrepreneurs: A Practical Roadmap for Decisions That Matter."^[24][25]

Jacob Staples is the Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer of Rampart-AI.^[26] He holds patents in techniques for automatically parallelizing sequential software, deceptive polymorphic network architectures, and secure computing.^[27][28]