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Cloud and DevSecOps

AI and Agent Security

Protection for models, LLM applications and autonomous AI agents

AI deployments open layers that classic tools do not cover: foundation models, orchestration frameworks, embeddings, MCP servers and agents that make autonomous decisions. An inventory of models and agents, including those launched without the security team's knowledge, is the precondition for any control. Protection for LLM-based applications stops prompt injection, jailbreaking and data leakage in model responses. Agents run on broad permissions, so the blast radius of a breach is decided by detecting abuse while the agent acts and enforcing policy at the level of a single operation, not only when a token is issued.

What problems it solves

  • AI agents and MCP servers running outside the security team's control
  • Prompt injection and data leakage through LLM-based applications
  • Over-permissioned agents and a wide blast radius
  • No audit trail for autonomous actions

Typical use cases

  • Inventory of models, agents and MCP servers across the organization
  • Protecting LLM-based applications against prompt injection
  • Detecting and blocking attacks on agents at runtime
  • Enforcing agent policies and permissions at operation level

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