An agent that can read your files and call your tools is already an insider.
Most teams are deploying agents without the controls they'd demand from a new hire. We review the supply chain, scope the permissions, harden the tool surface, and give your CISO something to actually approve.
What we do
Six things we look at
Agent supply-chain review
Where does the model come from. Where do the tools come from. Where does the prompt come from. Where does the memory come from. Every link, mapped and reviewed.
Permission scoping
Agents inherit whatever access the human running them has. That's almost never right. We build the least-privilege scope your agent actually needs, and enforce it at the MCP layer.
DLP for agents
What can leave. Through which tool. Under what conditions. We instrument the outbound path and give you the visibility DLP tools miss because they never expected an agent to be the actor.
Prompt-injection posture
The threat model your web app never had. We red-team the tool descriptions, the memory store, the RAG inputs, and every string the agent will ever read.
Audit trails
Every tool call, every model completion, every decision, retrievable. Not for observability — for the auditor asking who did what and when.
Framework mapping
NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, EU AI Act obligations. We map what you're doing to what the framework asks for, and give you the evidence package.
Why us
We build the same agents we secure.
The agent-security market is full of people who read the OWASP top ten for LLMs and now sell workshops. We ship agents into production every week. We know how they leak, because we've watched them leak on our own workloads first.
Best for
- ›CISOs who just got asked to sign off on an agent. You need a real control framework, not a checklist.
- ›Teams in regulated industries. Finance, healthcare, telco — the audit conversation is coming.
- ›Teams that already had an incident. You want to understand how it happened, and how to make sure it doesn't again.
- ›Teams deploying agents to customer channels. WhatsApp, email, chat — where the attack surface is public and constant.
Ship the agents. Keep the controls.
Book a 30-minute call. We'll walk through your stack and tell you the three things that would fail an audit today — and the shortest path to fixing them.