Softwarethatthinks,fits,andholds.
Ituram builds AI products, vertical SaaS, and security services: three lines of work, run by one team, held to one engineering standard.
The Ituram network. 18 capabilities on three lines. Shaded zones mark where lines share a capability: applied AI runs through two lines, and security runs through all three.
- Capability
- Shared capability
- Shared AI
- Shared security
AI Products
Applied AI that does real work inside real workflows.
Teams with a process that runs on documents, messages, or judgement calls, and a backlog that keeps growing faster than headcount.
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Document & data understanding
Turn contracts, forms, tickets, and records into structured data your systems can actually use.
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Assistants & agents
Task-focused assistants that act across your tools, with permissions and approvals designed in from the start.
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Search & knowledge
Grounded answers over your own content, with sources shown and access rules that mirror your organisation.
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Workflow automation
Hand off the repetitive middle of a process. Keep people on the decisions that carry risk.
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Evaluation & monitoring
Test suites, quality measures, and production monitoring, so drift shows up on a dashboard before it shows up in a complaint.
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Security by design Change for Security
Threat-modelled against prompt injection, data leakage, and over-permissioned tools before anything ships.
Vertical SaaS
Software built around how a specific industry actually runs.
Operators in industries where generic software leaves the business running on spreadsheets, workarounds, and the memory of a few key people.
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Industry workflows
Modelled on how work really moves: the handoffs, exceptions, and approvals that generic tools leave out.
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Compliance built in
Rules, audit trails, and retention encoded in the product rather than bolted on afterwards.
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Integrations
Connects to the systems your industry already runs on, so information is entered once.
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AI where it earns its keep Change for AI
Applied AI on the steps that are slow and repetitive, not sprinkled across every screen.
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Operated for you
Hosting, updates, monitoring, and support handled as part of the service.
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Secure by default Change for Security
Access control, encryption, and security testing as part of every release.
Security Services
Security work that leaves you measurably harder to break.
Teams shipping software faster than they can secure it, and leaders who need a straight answer about their exposure.
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Penetration testing
Web, API, mobile, and network testing, with findings you can act on and a retest to confirm the fix.
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Application security
Secure code review, threat modelling, and guardrails built into your delivery pipeline.
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Cloud security
Configuration review and hardening across identity, network, and data in your cloud accounts.
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AI & LLM security Change for AI
Red-teaming for prompt injection, data exfiltration, and unsafe tool use in AI systems.
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Compliance readiness
Getting controls and evidence in shape for frameworks such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
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Incident readiness
Response plans and tabletop exercises, so the first bad day is not also the first rehearsal.
Where the lines meet.
Most companies run one of these businesses. We run all three, because each one makes the others better at the places they cross.
AI, built to be attacked
Our AI products are threat-modelled and red-teamed by the same people who test other companies’ systems for a living.
AI with an operation behind it
Vertical software gives AI real workflows, real data, and a real measure of whether it helped.
Security from people who ship
Our security advice is shaped by running production software ourselves, so it is advice an engineering team can act on.
Every engagement runs the same route.
Whether it is a product, a platform, or a security programme, the stops are the same and you always know which one we are at.
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Step 1:Survey
We start with how your operation actually runs: the workflows, the data, the exposure.
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Step 2:Route
We agree what ships first, what it should change, and how we will both know it worked.
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Step 3:Build
A small, senior team shipping working software early. Security review happens during the build, not after it.
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Step 4:Run
We stay on the line after launch: monitoring, improving, and responding when it matters.
Where are you headed?
Tell us what you are building, running, or protecting. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it.