TETRA Security has launched a platform for protecting corporate data when working with AI

Official Launch of TETRA Security

TETRA Security served as a bronze sponsor of CSS 2026. For the technology company, which has a team and office in Tashkent, this marked its first large-scale public presentation of the platform.

Previously, TETRA Security worked with a limited circle of corporate clients, developing and testing the platform in real-world conditions. At CSS 2026, the team presented the product to a broad professional audience for the first time.

TETRA Security developed a solution for controlling corporate data when employees use ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI services.

The platform analyzes requests before they are sent and, depending on corporate security policies, can monitor, mask, or block the transmission of sensitive information. At the same time, the verification is performed within the client's infrastructure, without the need to transfer data to external developer servers.

The key idea behind TETRA Security is to give companies the ability to leverage the benefits of AI while maintaining control over corporate information.

At the exhibition booth, visitors could see the product working in real time, meet the team, and discuss potential implementation scenarios.

TETRA also participated in the business program of CSS 2026. The company's Chief Product Officer, Sardor Ramazon, presented a report titled “Corporate Data Under Control — Before It Reaches AI”, focusing on the risks of transmitting corporate information to public AI services.

Over 150 Specialists and the First Wave of Pilot Projects

During the two-day exhibition, the TETRA Security booth was visited by more than 150 information security specialists. The greatest interest was shown by representatives of Uzbek companies, as well as participants from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Canada, and Kyrgyzstan.

For the team, CSS 2026 provided an opportunity to directly present the technology to potential corporate clients and receive feedback from industry specialists.

Sardor Ramazon, Chief Product Officer of TETRA Security
We attended the summit with a specific goal — to demonstrate that the problem of data protection when using AI already has a practical solution. It was important for us not just to present the technology, but to give specialists the opportunity to see it in action and discuss its application within their own companies. The launch of the first wave of pilot projects is a significant result of our first public entry into the market.

As a result of the exhibition, TETRA Security is launching the first wave of ten pilot projects with major players in fintech, banking, the public sector, and logistics. The number of participants is intentionally limited: each pilot is supported by a dedicated team of engineers working jointly with the client's information security department.

During the pilot, companies will be able to evaluate how employees use AI services, identify risky information transmission scenarios, and test the effectiveness of control mechanisms within their own business processes.

Companies that expressed interest at the exhibition will be able to join subsequent waves of piloting. CSS 2026 participants are eligible for a special offer: a one-month pilot project with no payment for testing. Applications are being accepted now at info@tetrasecurity.ai.

TETRA Security and CAFA Sign a Memorandum of Cooperation

As part of CSS 2026, a memorandum of understanding was signed between TETRA Security and the Central Asian Fintech Association. The document was signed by CAFA Chairman Otabek Nasirov and TETRA Security Chief Product Officer Sardor Ramazon.

The cooperation is aimed at developing information security and responsible AI usage practices in the financial technology sector of Central Asia. Areas of interaction under consideration include joint pilot projects, exchange of technological expertise, research, and educational initiatives.

For TETRA Security, the agreement was an important result of the public launch and a step toward developing cooperation with the region's professional FinTech community.

Fifth Place in Ethical Hacking Competition

Another result of TETRA Security's team participation in CSS 2026 events was the performance of ethical hacking specialists at the Cyberkent 4.0 competition. The team finished in fifth place.

Red Team participants solved practical tasks related to finding and exploiting vulnerabilities, demonstrating skills in testing the security of information systems. This result reflects the practical expertise of TETRA Security specialists in the field of information security.

In the future, TETRA Security also plans to use the accumulated experience to develop an AI agent that will help information security services identify vulnerabilities in corporate infrastructure more quickly.

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E-mail: info@tetrasecurity.ai, sardor.ramazon@tetrasecurity.ai