Clone Systems Overhauls CloneGuard with Private AI and Deeper Scanning

The new architecture shifts the focus toward internal visibility, utilizing lightweight agents on Windows, macOS, and Linux to monitor remote and work-from-home machines. By maintaining a continuous software inventory, the platform identifies affected hosts the moment a new vulnerability is disclosed, bypassing the delays inherent in traditional scan windows.

Security findings are now mapped against the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. To manage the resulting increase in data, an integrated AI assistant operates entirely within the Clone Systems environment. Unlike competitors that rely on third-party large language models, this system ensures customer data remains isolated, refusing to export information for external training or processing. Elyse Hamilton, vice president of business development, noted that the increased detection capabilities necessitated an automated triage tool to prevent security teams from being overwhelmed by lengthy task lists. CloneGuard is available immediately through a direct online portal, with subscription pricing starting at $185 per year for external scanning.