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Real-time defence against prompt-injection & tool-abuse.
We’re a stealth team-former Unit 8200 veterans. We’ve seen the rise of insecure MCP servers first-hand.
Tool descriptions, schemas, even param names can contain instructions that LLMs will follow. (See the Threat Map.)
The industry is catching on, coining terms like Rug Pulls, Line Jumping, and ANSI Deception. But at the core, it’s all still prompt injection-and most defenses are based on wishful thinking. That we can outsmart the attacker just by saying “please” more times than they do.
Our approach is different.
This is the first complete security layer for AI tools over MCP. Let’s talk.
Every known exploit - and how we stop it.
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Define the normal call‑graph for every tool, choose automatic actions on anomaly (block, pass‑once, require approval), and forward detections to Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel or any SIEM.
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Book a free call. Whether you just heard about “MCP” or already saw it abused in production, we’ll walk you through what matters.