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AgenticFlowPro Selects OpenMatter Network’s Security Platform to Strengthen HelixPredict

OpenMatter Network | October 28, 2026 | OpenMatter Network
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OpenMatter will bring cryptographic credential management and AI model routing capabilities to AgenticFlowPro’s infrastructure intelligence platform; other implementations to follow

MELBOURNE, Fla., Oct. 28, 2026 — Continuing to build commercial momentum for its cryptographic security platform, OpenMatter Network today announced that AgenticFlowPro will integrate OpenMatter’s credential management and AI model routing capabilities into its infrastructure intelligence technology. The integration will begin with a proof of concept involving AgenticFlowPro’s HelixPredict solution, with the potential for broader integration across its HelixCloudOps platform.

AgenticFlowPro develops AI-powered infrastructure intelligence solutions that help organizations monitor, manage and optimize their IT environments. Its HelixCloudOps platform addresses infrastructure visibility, security, cost optimization and operational governance, while HelixPredict focuses on identifying emerging infrastructure problems before they disrupt operations.

The initial pilot will evaluate processing infrastructure telemetry within a customer’s own environment and generate prediction-only alerts to help infrastructure teams identify emerging operational problems earlier. The work is intended to establish and test a foundation for potential expansion into infrastructure visibility, security, cost optimization and governed operations across HelixCloudOps.

“This implementation marks a milestone in the commercial adoption of OpenMatter’s technology,” said Renee Davis, Chief Business Officer and Co-Founder of OpenMatter Network. “AgenticFlowPro is addressing real operational challenges faced by organizations managing increasingly complex IT infrastructure, and we’re excited to help bring stronger security and AI management capabilities to their platform.

“What’s more, we’re seeing growing interest from companies that recognize the need to build security and accountability into their AI applications, and we expect to soon announce additional customer implementations,” Davis said.

AgenticFlowPro’s HelixPredict is focused on helping infrastructure teams identify potential operational problems before they become more serious. The initial proof of concept will test how OpenMatter’s technologies can support that objective while keeping telemetry processing within the customer environment, rather than requiring sensitive operational information to be moved elsewhere.

OpenMatter’s MatterSDK provides developers with streamlined access to the OpenMatter Network and its MatterChain capabilities. OpenMatter Vault (MatterVault) uses threshold cryptography to protect sensitive credentials, API keys and other secrets without placing complete decryption authority in a single machine. The platform’s Model Router provides a centralized gateway for managing access to AI models and providers, including routing rules and centralized management of provider credentials. The parties will evaluate how the relevant credential management and model routing capabilities support the HelixPredict use case.

“We want to help infrastructure teams identify emerging problems earlier while keeping telemetry processing within their environment,” said Brian Alvarez, Founder and CEO of AgenticFlowPro. “Our integration with OpenMatter is being built toward that goal, and the pilot will let us evaluate it against a real operational use case.”

Today’s announcement follows a series of developments for OpenMatter since its commercial launch. In September, the company introduced platform enhancements spanning secure application development, AI model management, privacy-preserving machine learning and secure data collaboration. OpenMatter has also expanded its participation in efforts to establish standards for secure agentic AI, including work with Hashgraph Online on proposed standards for verifiable AI compliance and membership in the Open Secure AI Alliance.

“Our platform was designed to help developers and enterprises add cryptographic protection and verification to the systems they are building today, while providing a foundation that can evolve as their needs change,” Davis added. “We believe real-world integrations like this one will be an important part of demonstrating that value.”

About OpenMatter Network

Headquartered in Florida’s Space Coast, OpenMatter Network is building the Verifiable Trust Layer for Secure Collaboration and AI Agents. Guided by the principle “Don’t Trust Data. Prove It.,” the company’s cryptographically verifiable architecture enables secure collaboration, governed AI behavior and mathematically verifiable execution across untrusted environments. For more information, visit www.openmatter.network.

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