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Full detail: Where this data comes from
Abstract Security is a security data platform and AI-powered composable SIEM founded in 2023 by Colby DeRodeff and Aaron Shelmire. Its streaming-first architecture ingests security telemetry from cloud, SaaS, endpoint and on-prem sources, then filters, normalizes, enriches and routes it in real time to SIEMs, data lakes and low-cost archives, separating high-value detection data from long-term compliance retention. Named components include Collection, Detection Fabric, AI-Enabled SecOps, Retention and the Abstract Intel Gallery (AIG).
- Website: https://www.abstract.security/
- Integrations catalog: https://www.abstract.security/integrations
- GitHub (ASTRO threat research): https://github.com/AbstractSecurity
As of the 2026-09-06 enrichment pass, Abstract Security publishes no public developer portal, no
API reference, and no machine-readable contract. /docs, /developers, /api, /api-docs and
/openapi.json all return 404 on www.abstract.security; the 348-URL sitemap contains no developer
page; every named /.well-known/ path 404s on both hosts (with a negative control confirming the
host is not a catch-all responder); and no A2A agent card, MCP server, GraphQL endpoint, gRPC/WSDL
contract or first-party SDK exists in any public registry. The API host named in the company's own
TLS certificate, api.abstract.security, publishes no public DNS record. Platform access runs
through the demo request at /get-a-demo, so this profile is recorded as gated / sales-gate.
What the company does publish machine-readably is a real /llms.txt, harvested verbatim to
llms/abstract-security-llms.txt.