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Slide 1: Title (Hero). ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — // P U B L I C _ P I TC H · P R E - S E E D · AU G U S T 2 0 2 6
Slide 2: One Thesis, Two Stages. One thesis, two stages — Software wedge first · sovereign compute next — full objects always include both
Slide 3: Go-to-market Sequence. Go-to-market is staged — both stages are real — Commercial sequence, not abandonment of hardware (SBI / business overview still hold)
Slide 4: Stage 1 Problem — Trilemma. Stage 1 problem — AppSec needs better AI — Cloud copilots leak code · one model window cannot do everything well
Slide 5: Stage 1 Products — AI SAST + DAST. Stage 1 products — AI SAST + AI DAST — Active development / pilot path · not public GA
Slide 6: Stage 1 Buyers & Focus. Stage 1 buyers — AppSec-first positioning (not revenue share)
Slide 7: Stage 1 Workflows. Stage 1 workflows — Abstract paths — no internal tooling inventory
Slide 8: Ghostmaster AI Core. ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — Ghostmaster — AI core (public view)
Slide 9: EDHTA — The Architecture We Ship. ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — EDHTA — the architecture we ship
Slide 10: Stage 1 Architecture (EDHTA Map). ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — Stage 1 architecture — EDHTA (public)
Slide 11: Stage 1 Competitive Frame. Stage 1 competitive frame — Illustrative design intent — not a lab benchmark
Slide 12: Stage 2 — Own The Compute. STAGE 2 // SOVEREIGN COMPUTE — Own the compute
Slide 13: Stage 2 Problem — Renting Intelligence. Stage 2 problem — renting intelligence fails production — From business overview: economics · sovereignty · fit
Slide 14: Stage 2 Solution — Co-Design. ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — Stage 2 solution — co-design model and machine
Slide 15: Appliance Classes. Stage 2 product surface — appliance classes — Thematic roadmap variants · not SKU quotes
Slide 16: Stage 2 Deployment Models. Stage 2 deployment — outright vs managed — ISP-router analogy from business overview / SBI profile
Slide 17: Stage 2 Engagement Path. Stage 2 engagement path — How an appliance programme runs
Slide 18: Stage 2 Target Buyers. Stage 2 buyers — India first · industrial & institutional sovereignty (business overview §6)
Slide 19: Stage 2 Unit Economics. Stage 2 economics — planning view — BOM buckets illustrative · no supplier SKUs · re-quote before purchase
Slide 20: Stage 2 Competitive Frame. Stage 2 competitive frame — Business overview alternatives — illustrative axes
Slide 21: Company Revenue Mix. Company revenue mix — staged (illustrative %) — Pre-revenue · not a forecast of contracted business
Slide 22: Company Snapshot. Company snapshot — Public legal facts · street address omitted
Slide 23: Founder Background. Founder — Public site bio · education + professional background
Slide 24: Stage Honesty & Roadmap. Stage honesty + roadmap themes — Build velocity · S1 then S2 · priority scores are illustrative (1–5)
Slide 25: The Ask & CAPEX Ceiling. ⚡ EDHTA · paper v3 — The ask

NOCTRODEX pitch deck — text version

Slide 1 — Title (Hero)

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

// P U B L I C _ P I TC H · P R E - S E E D · AU G U S T 2 0 2 6

NOCTRODEX

( O P C ) P R I VAT E L I M I T E D

Two equal product stages under one company.

AI AppSec software now · sovereign on-prem hardware next

S TA G E 1 // S O F T WA R E

S TA G E 2 // H A R D WA R E

AI SAST & DAST

On-prem AI hardware

AppSec software assist

Code & apps stay under customer control

Appliances you own or manage

No per-query rent for inference

Architecture: EDHTA (paper v3) — in Stage 1 apps · designed for Stage 2 appliances

Kolkata, India · noctrodex-hq.com · Pre-revenue · Public · internals redacted

Slide 2 — One Thesis, Two Stages

One thesis, two stages

Software wedge first · sovereign compute next — full objects always include both

01

02

03

Prove value in AppSec

Own the inference path

Scale the stack

AI SAST + DAST assist where

code and apps stay under

customer control.

Same cyber AI delivered on

customer premises — no token

rent.

EDHTA architecture IP +

software + appliance SKUs +

managed path as capital allows.

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Slide 3 — Go-to-market Sequence

Go-to-market is staged — both stages are real

Commercial sequence, not abandonment of hardware (SBI / business overview still hold)

STAGE 1 — NOW

STAGE 2 — NEXT

AI AppSec software

On-prem AI hardware

AI SAST — static analysis assist on owned

code

AI DAST — authorised dynamic testing assist

Ghostmaster AI core (in development)

Operator / analyst software surface

Faster pilots · software IP · lower capital

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Purpose-configured AI appliances

Local inference · no per-query metering

Outright sale or managed (ISP-router)

Models co-designed to hardware envelope

Sovereign compute for cyber + industrial

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Slide 4 — Stage 1 Problem — Trilemma

Stage 1 problem — AppSec needs better AI

Cloud copilots leak code · one model window cannot do everything well

The pain

Proprietary code into public metered AI

Scanner noise vs late, expensive vulns

SAST misses runtime · DAST misses root

One model config cannot max long context +

deep judgment + tools

AppSec wants AI on SAST + DAST — with ownership

of source and scope.

Why one model window isn’t enough — EDHTA splits reader vs judge.

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Slide 5 — Stage 1 Products — AI SAST + DAST

Stage 1 products — AI SAST + AI DAST

Active development / pilot path · not public GA

AI SAST

AI DAST

Static Application Security Testing — AI-augmented

Dynamic Application Security Testing — AI-augmented

Ingest customer-owned source / builds

AI-assisted finding prioritisation

Analyst-friendly review workflows

Built for AppSec + engineering SDLC

Keep code off public metered APIs

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Authorised testing of running applications

AI-guided triage of dynamic findings

Pairs with SAST for root-cause linkage

Customer policy & scope always apply

No unauthorised scanning — ever

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Slide 6 — Stage 1 Buyers & Focus

Stage 1 buyers

AppSec-first positioning (not revenue share)

Outcomes they want

10%

15%

35%

20%

Faster SAST triage

Authorised DAST, less noise

Source stays controlled

Later path to on-prem AI

20%

AppSec / engineering

Security consultancies

Research / labs

Industrial path→S2

Product cos (SDLC)

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Slide 7 — Stage 1 Workflows

Stage 1 workflows

Abstract paths — no internal tooling inventory

SAST path

01

02

03

04

05

Ingest code

Analyse

Prioritise

Review

Track fix

DAST path (authorised scope only)

01

02

03

04

05

Define scope

Exercise app

Collect signals

Triage AI

Remediate

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Slide 8 — Ghostmaster AI Core

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

Ghostmaster — AI core (public view)

Cybersecurity-oriented model line · under development · not GA

What it is

AI for research and defensive workflows on infrastructure the

customer controls.

Powers analyst assist for AppSec — SAST and DAST triage —

without putting sensitive code on a public token API.

Powered by EDHTA: long-context reading + high-precision judgment

on your path.

Product layers

1. Ghostmaster (model)

2. Apps & software

· Operator console

· SAST / DAST focus

3. EDHTA architecture

(paper v3 · company IP)

4. On-prem hardware

(Stage 2)

Status: active iteration · not public GA.

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Slide 9 — EDHTA — The Architecture We Ship

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

EDHTA — the architecture we ship

Formal ML paper (v3) · company IP · Stage 1 active · Stage 2 designed to host

RAW

INPUT

READER

TYPED

BRIEF

JUDGE

ADMITTED

Code · apps

reports

Long context

to structure

Claims +

confidence

High-precision

AppSec assist

Findings

when gated

How AppSec work becomes a brief — not a raw dump into a single window.

Stage 1 — active

Stage 2 — designed

Company IP

In softwares & apps: Ghostmaster

path · AppSec assist · reader /

judge / memory.

Same architecture on owned onprem appliances — local inference.

EDHTA-v3 paper · copyright

package · not “patented” · not public

GA.

Full paper under company IP / NDA package · Document ID EDHTA-v3 · public view only

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Slide 10 — Stage 1 Architecture (EDHTA Map)

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

Stage 1 architecture — EDHTA (public)

Shape map only · no ports · same design Stage 2 hosts on-prem

GATEWAY

READER

JUDGE

MEMORY

Routes long

vs short work

Long context

→ structured brief

High-precision

AppSec assist

Admitted findings

only

Same architecture Stage 1 software runs · Stage 2 appliances are designed to host it on customer-owned mind.

Long materials

Sharp judgment

Admitted memory

Code, reports, large pastes → briefs

Prioritise & assist without megawindow tax

Findings enter history only when

gated

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Slide 11 — Stage 1 Competitive Frame

Stage 1 competitive frame

Illustrative design intent — not a lab benchmark

AI depth

5

Position

On-prem path

Code privacy

Not “replace every scanner tomorrow.”

0

AI-native AppSec software that respects

ownership of code — with a clear Stage 2

hardware upgrade path.

Scores = design intent.

Noise control

Legacy SAST/DAST

S1+D link

Cloud AI copilots

Noctrodex S1 target

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Slide 12 — Stage 2 — Own The Compute

STAGE 2 // SOVEREIGN COMPUTE

Own the compute

On-prem AI appliances · co-designed models · no per-query metering

Where EDHTA runs on metal you own — equal brief: problem, product, deployment, buyers,

economics

Slide 13 — Stage 2 Problem — Renting Intelligence

Stage 2 problem — renting intelligence fails production

From business overview: economics · sovereignty · fit

SaaS never transfers control

5

DIY GPU ops burden

The missing category

4

Weak offline / air-gap

5

Data leaves the perimeter

5

Token costs scale with success

5

0

1

2

3

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5

Turnkey AI appliances where the model

and the machine are designed together,

installed on the customer’s premises, and

fully operated by the customer.

Not raw GPUs. Not metered cloud.

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Slide 14 — Stage 2 Solution — Co-Design

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

Stage 2 solution — co-design model and machine

Local inference · EDHTA on owned hardware · not rent per query

Hardware

Purpose-configured AI appliances — compute, storage, power,

thermals.

Model stack

Domain-tuned models (incl. cyber) sized for the appliance envelope.

One architecture

Stage 1 software

EDHTA in apps

EDHTA architecture

Same paper as Stage 1 apps — reader / judge / memory on the mind.

Ops path

Stage 2 appliance

EDHTA on owned mind

Design → assemble → install → customer operates; air-gap capable.

Same paper. Your metal.

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Slide 15 — Appliance Classes

Stage 2 product surface — appliance classes

Thematic roadmap variants · not SKU quotes

Edge

Mid-range

High-capacity

Compact sovereign inference

for constrained sites and

offline cells.

Team / lab class stacks for

AppSec + research workloads.

Facility-class appliances for

heavier local model + tool

loops.

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Slide 16 — Stage 2 Deployment Models

Stage 2 deployment — outright vs managed

ISP-router analogy from business overview / SBI profile

No query metering

What never moves

On-prem compute

Compute stays on the customer’s

premises. Data does not leave for

inference. Nothing is billed per query.

Customer maintains*

What changes: title, capex vs opex, who

maintains the metal.

Capex preference

*Managed = Noctrodex maintains.

Outright = customer or contract.

Customer title

Illustrative scores.

0

1

Managed deployment

2

3

4

5

6

Outright purchase

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Slide 17 — Stage 2 Engagement Path

Stage 2 engagement path

How an appliance programme runs

01

02

03

04

05

Discovery

Co-design

Build

Deploy

Support

Workload, latency,

privacy, environment

Compute class,

memory, model

architecture

Assemble, validate,

load model bundle

Install on premises,

hand over control

Integration &

maintenance — not

access rent

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Slide 18 — Stage 2 Target Buyers

Stage 2 buyers

India first · industrial & institutional sovereignty (business overview §6)

Why they buy appliances

15%

25%

20%

20%

Data residency / offline

Predictable cost envelope

Own the metal and models

Graduate from Stage 1 software

20%

Manufacturing / OT

Healthcare on-site

SME / mid-market

Air-gap / critical

Research & education

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Slide 19 — Stage 2 Unit Economics

Stage 2 economics — planning view

BOM buckets illustrative · no supplier SKUs · re-quote before purchase

Unit economics (public)

15%

15%

45%

Margin from BOM + assembly + integrated

model value — not infinite cloud COGS per

query.

Managed deployments only when fee/advance

covers hardware outlay (bank profile honesty).

25%

Early company: capital discipline first.

GPU compute

CPU / memory / board

Storage & network

Power / chassis / other

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Slide 20 — Stage 2 Competitive Frame

Stage 2 competitive frame

Business overview alternatives — illustrative axes

Local control

5

Differentiation

Cyber fit

Cost predict.

Not a cloud API reseller.

Not a white-box GPU dump.

Not a pure body-shop SI.

0

Co-designed model + machine for

sovereign cyber and industrial AI.

Scores = design intent.

Turnkey

Cloud AI APIs

Air-gap

DIY GPU servers

Noctrodex S2 target

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Slide 21 — Company Revenue Mix

Company revenue mix — staged (illustrative %)

Pre-revenue · not a forecast of contracted business

120

Reading the chart

100

80

60

Y1* software-led (Stage 1).

40

Y2–Y3* hardware sale + managed

rise (Stage 2).

Axis = illustrative mix % of revenue

composition, not rupees.

20

0

Y1*

Y2*

SAST/DAST software

Hardware sale

Managed appliances

Support / training

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Y3*

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Slide 22 — Company Snapshot

Company snapshot

Public legal facts · street address omitted

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5

5

4

4

3

Legal facts

5

4

NOCTRODEX (OPC) Pvt Ltd

Incorp: 27 Jul 2026

RoC: Kolkata, India

CIN: U62010WB2026OPC288993

NIC: 62010 · 62020 · 26201

3

2

Pre-seed · founder-funded

HQ: Kolkata, India

noctrodex-hq.com

1

0

SPICe

Incorp

Banking

S1 apps

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S2 design

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Slide 23 — Founder Background

Founder

Public site bio · education + professional background

Soumabha Majumdar

Founder & CEO · AI & Cyber Security Engineer

Dual prior career tracks: corporate software developer and infosec / security engineer.

Cyber forensics-trained AI security engineer. Professional experience spans corporate

product/engineering development and information-security engineering — including

security research, healthtech infosec, offensive research, and full-stack delivery —

before founding NOCTRODEX (OPC) PRIVATE LIMITED in 2026.

Corporate path

Infosec path

Education · certs

Prior corporate developer /

engineering experience

building software products

and full-stack systems.

Infosec engineer track:

security research, healthtech

infosec, authorised testing

craft.

MSc Digital Forensics (NFSU)

BTech · CEH · eWPTX

Kolkata, India

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Slide 24 — Stage Honesty & Roadmap

Stage honesty + roadmap themes

Build velocity · S1 then S2 · priority scores are illustrative (1–5)

₹0

0

Pre

S1→S2

External equity

Named clients

Revenue

GTM path

Near-term priority (1–5 illustrative)

AI SAST path

5

AI DAST path

5

AppSec pilots

5

Operator console

4

Appliance SKU (S2)

3

Managed deploy (S2)

3

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Slide 25 — The Ask & CAPEX Ceiling

⚡ EDHTA · paper v3

The ask

Stage 1 pilots now · Stage 2 owned mind CAPEX (planning ceiling · upper +5%)

SAST pilot

DAST pilot

Design partners

Authorised code-review assist

Authorised dynamic-test assist

Industrial / air-gap talks

Stage 2 capital — owned Ghostmaster v11 headless mind (planning ceiling)

Mind: dual 96 GB class GPUs · headless Linux appliance (owned only — not cloud

rent)

Upper BOM bound × 5% contingency.

Operator: Linux laptop plane (System76 Lemur Pro 14 class) · does not host the

Soak one GPU first. Re-quote before purchase.

dual-GPU mind

Mind

Laptop

System

High + import

$40k

₹39L

$3.2k

₹3.0L

$43k

₹42L

$61k

₹59L

Soumabha Majumdar · Founder & CEO · prior corporate developer + infosec engineer

MSc Digital Forensics (NFSU) · BTech · CEH · eWPTX · soumabha@noctrodex-hq.com · noctrodex-hq.com

Public · EDHTA paper v3 company IP · planning ceilings not firm quotes · Stage 1 + Stage 2 · Aug 2026

// SLIDE INDEX
1. Title (Hero)
2. One Thesis, Two Stages
3. Go-to-market Sequence
4. Stage 1 Problem — Trilemma
5. Stage 1 Products — AI SAST + DAST
6. Stage 1 Buyers & Focus
7. Stage 1 Workflows
8. Ghostmaster AI Core
9. EDHTA — The Architecture We Ship
10. Stage 1 Architecture (EDHTA Map)
11. Stage 1 Competitive Frame
12. Stage 2 — Own The Compute
13. Stage 2 Problem — Renting Intelligence
14. Stage 2 Solution — Co-Design
15. Appliance Classes
16. Stage 2 Deployment Models
17. Stage 2 Engagement Path
18. Stage 2 Target Buyers
19. Stage 2 Unit Economics
20. Stage 2 Competitive Frame
21. Company Revenue Mix
22. Company Snapshot
23. Founder Background
24. Stage Honesty & Roadmap
25. The Ask & CAPEX Ceiling