Real-time policy enforcement and security for AI agents. Prevents autonomous systems from exceeding permissions or being manipulated through prompt injection.


Guardian Agent spans the full enterprise AI landscape — from homegrown cloud and internal agents to SaaS platforms like Copilot, Claude, and ChatGPT, embedded tools like Notion and Salesforce, IDE assistants, endpoint agents, and multi-platform deployments. Every agent, everywhere, is covered.
Full visibility into every AI agent across user and developer environments.
Assess agent behaviour, tool access, and risk posture in real time.
Apply policy-driven controls to ensure secure, auditable AI operations.

AI agents can access systems, execute tools, and trigger workflows autonomously. Without runtime governance, they may exceed permissions or be manipulated through prompt injection attacks.
The Guardian Agent enforces policy-driven controls over agent behaviour, tool access, and execution permissions — ensuring AI operates within secure, auditable enterprise boundaries.
The Guardian Agent – Discovery Layer provides full visibility into agent activity across both user and developer environments. Know exactly which agents are running, what they're accessing, and how they're behaving — before issues arise.
The Guardian Agent secures the full spectrum of agent activity — covering both home-grown and third-party agents. It protects internally developed agents and MCP servers that you build and publish, ensuring they operate under strict policy, authentication, and runtime controls.
Controls AI agents connected via MCP. Regulates tool and system access and enforces permission boundaries.
Defines which tools agents can use. Restricts access to sensitive systems and prevents unauthorized data retrieval.
Monitors agent decision pathways, detects abnormal execution patterns, and prevents automated misuse.
Detects malicious prompt manipulation, blocks adversarial instruction overrides, and prevents unauthorized workflow triggers.
Full execution logs, agent activity trace mapping, and governance reporting for compliance.
Governs permissions to tools, permits/denies system access, and manages Role Based Access Control (RBAC).


Agent receives a task or instruction from a user or system.
Agent attempts to access tools or MCP-connected services.
Guardian intercepts and evaluates the request against policies.
Request is approved or denied based on defined governance rules.
All actions are logged and monitored for audit and traceability.

Govern AI agents embedded in Copilot, Salesforce, Notion, and other SaaS platforms used across the enterprise.
Control AI coding assistants in developer IDEs to prevent leakage of proprietary code and API keys.
Apply runtime policy enforcement to internally built agents and MCP servers your teams publish.
Centralized governance for AI agents running across AWS, Azure, GCP, and hybrid environments.
Constrain autonomous workflow execution so agents stay within approved business processes.
Discover and evaluate third-party AI agents before they touch production systems and data.
Yes. Policies can be role and environment-specific, allowing granular control across teams and business units.
Yes. The Agent Layer actively detects and blocks adversarial prompts before they can manipulate agent behaviour.
Yes. Guardian Agent can control which tools are allowed to do what, enforcing fine-grained tool-level permissions.
Control execution. Govern behaviour. Prevent AI misuse.
Speak to an AI Governance Specialist today and take the first step toward enterprise-grade AI agent security.