Dubai-Based OTT Cybersecurity LLC Unveils Groundbreaking Protocol for AI Security
Dubai, UAE, May 11, 2026 – CyberNewswire
Ott Cybersecurity LLC, a pioneering firm based in Dubai, has made headlines with the announcement of two significant developments aimed at positioning itself as a foundational building block for the emerging era of agent-driven artificial intelligence (AI). The company, well-known for its innovative Lyrie.ai platform, revealed its acceptance into Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP) and the launch of the Agent Trust Protocol (ATP), a first-of-its-kind open cryptographic standard designed to enhance the security of AI agents operating autonomously across the internet.
According to Guy Sheetrit, CEO and Founder of OTT Cybersecurity LLC, the company’s inclusion in the prestigious Cyber Verification Program affirms the robustness of their offerings. Sheetrit emphasized that Lyrie isn’t just an accessory to AI security; rather, it serves as a vital security layer on which AI can confidently operate. This distinction marks Lyrie as integral to the secure functioning of AI systems.
A New Paradigm for AI Security
As autonomous AI agents proliferate—performing tasks like retrieving emails, coding, managing finances, and signing contracts—the necessity for a reliable security framework becomes increasingly critical. Historically, such a model has been deficient at an enterprise scale, presenting a challenging scenario for both businesses and governmental organizations. With its innovative development of ATP, OTT Cybersecurity seeks to redefine this landscape.
The Agent Trust Protocol (ATP), created by Lyrie’s research team, is now publicly accessible at lyrie.ai/research. It provides a cryptographic standard that enables real-time verification of the AI agents with whom systems are interacting. Organizations can ascertain the identity of an AI agent, confirm its scope of authorized actions, and check whether either the agent or its instructions have been compromised.
ATP operates on five essential primitives:
- Identity — Identification of the AI agent.
- Scope — Definition of what an agent is authorized to do.
- Attestation — Verification of whether the agent or its directives have been altered.
- Delegation — Clarification of who has delegated authority to the agent.
- Revocation — Determination of whether any previously granted authority has been rescinded.
In Sheetrit’s words, “Every AI agent on the internet today is essentially a stranger. Users cannot ascertain who it is, what it’s authorized for, or if it has been tampered with. ATP introduces the protocol necessary to transform that uncertainty.”
The ATP is set to be submitted to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and is made available royalty-free. Users can also access a reference implementation of the protocol, which has been published under the MIT license on GitHub.
Joining Forces with Anthropic
As part of its commitment to creating trusted security frameworks for AI systems, OTT Cybersecurity has joined Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program. This initiative verifies legitimate dual-use cybersecurity operators, helping corporations and governments to foster a safer AI environment. Being a part of the CVP is a crucial step for Lyrie, allowing it to conduct vulnerability research and establish offensive security mechanisms aligned with Anthropic’s safety protocols.
The company is also exploring similar verification processes with other leading AI organizations, indicating its dedication to expanding its role within the cybersecurity ecosystem.
The Robust Lyrie Platform
Lyrie serves as a comprehensive security platform tailored for the AI era, offering a multitude of capabilities:
- Lyrie Hack — An automated, seven-phase penetration testing command that generates proof-of-concept exploits and offers code-level remediation.
- GPU-Accelerated Red-Teaming — Supports adversarial workflows on H200 GPU infrastructure, covering advanced attack vectors.
- OWASP ASI 2026 Coverage — Focused on addressing vulnerabilities mapped to the OWASP Agentic Security Initiative threat catalog.
- Omega-Suite Binary Research — Facilitates the autonomous discovery of zero-day vulnerabilities in compiled software.
- Hardware-Flexible Deployment — Accommodates both consumer-grade hardware and enterprise-level GPU clusters.
- Integrated Security Tools — Bundles nine built-in tools for comprehensive reconnaissance, exploitation, and remediation.
About OTT Cybersecurity LLC and Lyrie.ai
OTT Cybersecurity LLC, headquartered in Dubai, has rapidly emerged as a leader in the development of security infrastructure specifically designed for the AI agent epoch. The company prides itself on creating cutting-edge security solutions grounded in real-world experience and operational integrity.
For additional details, the public can access more information at lyrie.ai or review the research and GitHub resources.
Contact Information
For inquiries, Guy Sheetrit is available via email.
As AI continues to evolve and integrate into various sectors, the advancements introduced by OTT Cybersecurity LLC not only address immediate security needs but also lay the groundwork for a robust framework that can adapt to future challenges in the digital landscape.