Secure your AI
Agent and MCP Security
Security for AI agents that read, write and act: tool permissions, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, identity and sandboxing.
Why it matters
An agent that can send email, run code or call internal APIs turns a successful prompt injection into a real-world action. Excessive agency is now one of the fastest-growing sources of AI risk.
Mapped to
- OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications
- OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
- MITRE ATLAS
What we cover
- Inventory of agent tools, permissions and reachable systems
- Review of MCP servers and third-party tool integrations
- Least-privilege design and scoped, short-lived credentials for agents
- Sandboxing for code execution and browsing
- Human approval for high-impact or irreversible actions
- Audit logging that records what the agent did and why
How an engagement runs
- 01
Map agency
Catalogue every tool, permission and data source each agent can reach.
- 02
Constrain
Design least-privilege scopes, egress limits and approval gates.
- 03
Test
Attempt to hijack the agent through its inputs, memory and tools.
- 04
Operate
Set up logging and alerts for unusual agent behaviour.
What you receive
Clear outputs your engineers, leadership and auditors can each use.
- Agent permission map and blast-radius analysis
- MCP server and tool integration review
- Hardened configuration and policy recommendations
- Adversarial test results against your agents
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