MetaGuard AI Launches Vanguard and CodeLens Security Tools

Nov 2, 2026
MetaGuard AI launched two security products that use AI agents to simulate cyberattacks and review source code for vulnerabilities.

In a press release, MetaGuard AI launched CNRT Vanguard and CNRT CodeLens. Both products are available immediately and support Claude, GPT, and local AI models.

Vanguard runs automated exercises in which AI agents act as attackers and defenders inside isolated virtual machines. It scores each exercise, identifies detection gaps, and produces labeled data that customers can export to train security models. Annual pricing starts at $4,999.

CodeLens analyzes source code for security flaws and uses reviewer agents to challenge findings. It ranks vulnerabilities by exploitability and proposes fixes for manual review or automatic application. Annual pricing starts at $3,999.

MetaGuard AI said several universities and organizations are conducting proof of concept trials. The company also appointed LK Partners as its distributor for Japan and the Asia Pacific region.

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