AI Security

Adopt AI with confidence

Fear, uncertainty, and doubt shouldn't stand in the way of adopting AI. We help you build the platform and manage the risks to set you up for success.

package.json+1 −0
"graphql": "^16.9.0",
+ "keyv": "^5.5.1",
"mapbox-gl": "^3.4.0",
"motion": "^12.7.3",
Malicious version of a legitimate package. Credential exfiltration on execution.
The AI Coding Spectrum

From manual coding to autonomous agents

Each level up is more autonomy, and a bigger investment in controls.

Level 4

Autonomous agent

Claude Code, Antigravity, Codex.

Runs as
A developer's own context
Can reach
Anything accessible on the system, including sessions, data
Stopped by
Code review and zero trust, runtime protection
Where we come in

We work alongside your team to identify your current maturity, where you're headed, and what controls to put in place first.

  • Defined autonomy tiers for the use case
  • Design and implementation with defined guardrails
  • Acceptable gates preventing destructive actions
AI Agent Security

Trust in AI starts with the platform

Building a secure, reliable platform lets you adopt AI faster without taking on too much risk. Achieving greater autonomy requires a rigorous platform — confined blast radius, inventory, and modern policy management — in a space that's moving fast.

cloud-estate3 unowned
  • Shadow AIpersonal plans
  • Agent identitiesno central inventory
  • Model APIsseveral with no governance
We'll help you find and own these
In practice

Where to start

AI security can be built on existing platform investments, but it introduces risk wherever those investments are lacking or implementations are incomplete.

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Anatomy of an attack

  1. Malicious instruction

    A markdown from an untrusted source that the agent reads contains a malicious instruction.

  2. Backdoor

    The agent adds a malicous dependency that is interpreted as ordinary housekeeping.

  3. Pipeline runs the malware

    The malicious package gets built. Nothing in the pipeline treats agent-authored changes as untrusted input.

  4. Exfiltration

    A malware exfiltrates environment variables. The build completes as expected.

Govern
Contain
Operate
Knowledge

We write it all down

We write up what we've shipped, in more detail than is comfortable. All of it is free, none of it gated.

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