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LiveFreedom v1.1 — India’s largest cybersecurity LLM

Securing the age of intelligence.

We research how AI works, secure how it acts, and build systems that enterprises can rely on.

Program

  • NVIDIA Inception

Engagements

  • IndiaMART
  • Angel One

Research

  • IIT Madras
  • The University of Texas at Austin
  • Walsh College
  • IIM Ahmedabad
  • IIM Raipur
  • IIT Kanpur
Freedom v1.1, total logical parameters
602B
Benchmarks where Freedom v1.1 places first
8 of 12
Scenarios across 51 cyber domains
431

Why Cosmipher

Understand AI. Secure it. Build with it.

The same understanding that helps us find weaknesses also helps us build better AI systems.

  1. 01

    Understand AI

    Study how AI learns, reasons and acts.

  2. 02

    Secure it

    Protect every path an agent can take.

  3. 03

    Build with it

    Put the same foundations to work.

Engagements and programs

We work with enterprises to secure their systems

Programs and engagements show how we apply AI security and governance to real workflows.

  • EngagementIndiaMART
  • EngagementAngel One
  • ProgramNVIDIA Inception
  • ProgramOpenAI Daybreak Blue
  • ProgramGoogle
  • ProductAdReview
  • Enterprise engagement

    IndiaMART

    We work with IndiaMART to secure its agentic systems, assess exposure and design controls for agent actions.

  • Enterprise engagement

    Angel One

    We built AdReview to screen advertisements against compliance requirements and route evidence to reviewers.

    pilotThe pilot focuses on the review workflow.
  • Program

    Backed by NVIDIA Inception

    Eligible startups can access ecosystem offers worth nearly USD 300,000 in credits and discounts.

  • Program

    OpenAI Daybreak Blue

    A member of our team has Daybreak Blue access for responsible cybersecurity research.

  • Program

    Google

    Our agents run on Google infrastructure. Our researchers responsibly disclose AI vulnerabilities to Google.

Freedom v1.1

India’s largest cybersecurity LLM

Freedom v1.1 is built in India for cybersecurity research, authorized testing and enterprise defense and offense.

  • 602B

    Total logical parameters

  • 5.73×

    Parameter count relative to Sarvam 105B. Nearly 6× as many parameters.

  • Mixture of experts

    Nominal active parameters: 8B during prefill, 16B during decoding

  • Multimodal image and text input

    Input

Benchmark highlights

Freedom v1.1 beside its strongest peer on four cybersecurity benchmarks.

  • CyberGym

    • Freedom v1.195
    • XekRung 1.5 27B Preview88.92

    CyberGym leaderboard / one-trial model track

  • CTIBench RCM

    • Freedom v1.198
    • RedSage 8B DPO75.7

    QCRI audit / 2026

  • CyberMetric 10K

    • Freedom v1.199
    • Claude 4.6 CyberXpert96.2

    QCRI audit / 2026

  • SecEval

    • Freedom v1.199
    • GPT-5.482

    QCRI audit / 2026

Security Capability Atlas

  • 97.00%

    20-case Security Showcase

  • 92.34%

    431-scenario full catalog. 431 demanding scenarios across 51 cyber domains.

Gold-standard data

~400 TB

Compressed cybersecurity knowledge. All five Vs of big data.

Where it goes to work

  • Vulnerability research and secure-code review
  • Threat intelligence and SOC investigations
  • Cloud and identity security
  • Malware and binary analysis
  • Security testing for agents, MCP and retrieval systems

Mixture of experts8B during prefill, 16B during decoding

Research

Continual Systems Intelligence

A shared coordinator routes work to the agent harness best equipped for the task.

  1. Govern

    Intent, risk, permissions and promotion rights are fixed before any work begins.

  2. Execute

    Agents work under that contract, and every trajectory is recorded with its evidence.

  3. Assure

    Independent assurance judges each outcome. Model confidence never stands in for evidence.

  4. Compile

    The Experience Compiler promotes repeated verified reasoning into the lightest reusable form: an episode, a procedure, a skill or a deterministic tool.

  • Experience accumulation

    Useful successes and failures keep their provenance, so the system never starts from zero.

  • Experience compilation

    Repeated verified reasoning migrates to cheaper reusable capability once held-out evidence supports it.

  • Evidence governance

    Every active artifact stays scoped, provenance-linked and revocable. Contradicted evidence re-evaluates everything built on it.

Research collaborations

  • IIT Madras
  • The University of Texas at Austin
  • Walsh College, Michigan
  • IIM Ahmedabad
  • IIM Raipur
  • IIT Kanpur

Targets

What we are building toward next.

  • 80%

    Token-cost reduction target

  • 40×

    Speed-up target

  • 1,000s

    Parallel-agent capacity target

Read the research

Secure it

Protect every path an agent can take.

A model can retrieve data, call tools, delegate tasks and change business records. Each connection adds a security boundary.

The AI security platform

The wider catalog expands these roles into 32 tools and modules across the two groups below.

AI security and cyber defense tools

D01Protect AI

  • MCP Guard
  • Agent IAM
  • AI-BOM Registry
  • AgentForensics

D02Use AI for defense

  • Sentinel
  • Hunter
  • Vulcan
  • Forensicator

Market

The market for securing AI

Our focus is the agent lifecycle.

IDC

$409B

Global AI IT spending projected for 2026 (IDC)

Spending to secure AI

Gartner forecast / USD billions

  1. $2.835B2026
  2. $4.783B2027
  3. ~$7.7B2028

The estimates cover different categories.

Direction

Mission, vision and direction

Mission

Secure the age of intelligence by helping organizations deploy and operate AI they can rely on.

Vision

Build AI in India that enterprises worldwide can trust with their most demanding work.

Where we go next

  1. Deepen the research

    Use the model, the cybersecurity corpus and the capability atlas to test security capability with stronger evidence.

  2. Extend agent protection

    Connect discovery, testing, runtime policy and release evidence across more enterprise systems.

  3. Reuse what works

    Carry shared context, permissions and verified experience into the applications we build. Use what we learn there to improve the underlying systems.

We measure progress by what teams can use securely.

Securing the age of intelligence.

Ciphering the cosmos means understanding how models, agents and systems work so we can secure them and build AI people can rely on.