BitsLab Unveils Dual-Engine AI Security Platform for Digital Assets and Autonomous Agents

San Francisco, California--(Newsfile Corp. - November 27, 2025) - BitsLab, a digital-asset security organization, today announced the launch of its dual-engine AI security platform, combining BitsLab AI Scanner for developers and BitsLab Safe for end users, alongside a new Agentic Security Stack built to safeguard the next generation of autonomous, AI-driven agents. This platform is designed to address the rapidly escalating risks facing more than 560 million digital-asset users worldwide.

The newly released platform transforms BitsLab's years of security auditing expertise into production-grade AI systems. BitsLab AI Scanner integrates with developer workflows to detect vulnerabilities in real time and generate structured security reports. Meanwhile, BitsLab Safe functions as an AI firewall between everyday users and digital-asset applications, blocking malicious sites, detecting social-engineering scams, and issuing risk alerts before users authorize actions or sign transactions.

A core component of the launch is BitsLab's proprietary AI security dataset. Drawing from years of audits, incident reports, and attack patterns, BitsLab has curated more than 18,000 internally labeled samples, 25,000 normalized public samples, and 167,000+ synthetic but auditor-verified samples generated through LLMs. These datasets span multiple programming environments and attack surfaces—from low-level implementation flaws to economic exploits and automated-system abuse. BitsLab has used this corpus to train a domain-specific AI model that powers both its developer and user-facing security engines.

To support the emerging Agentic Economy, BitsLab is also introducing its Agentic Security Stack. As autonomous agents—such as trading bots, automated optimizers, digital assistants, and cross-system automation tools-begin executing irreversible user actions, most existing security tools fail to inspect their decision logic at a deeper level. BitsLab's stack includes the BitsLab Agent Scanner to analyze agent code, prompts, and behavioral logic; a growing repository of structured agent-threat labels; real-time anomaly detection; and BASP (BitsLab Agentic Security Protocol), a dynamic policy layer that determines whether an autonomous agent is authorized to execute specific actions.

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