Secure AI agents & MCP
AI agents and MCP servers on developer machines and in products, with scoped tools, short-lived keys and prompt-injection paths closed.
Where you are
Developers adopted coding agents faster than anyone wrote a policy. Each agent can read the repo, run commands and call MCP servers someone found online. Some of them hold cloud credentials.
Sounds familiar?
- Nobody can list the MCP servers in use
- Agents run with the developer's full access
- Product features call an LLM with tools and no threat model
What you need
Each need, why it matters, and what covers it: the services that set it up, and the tower modules that will keep watching it.
- An inventory
Every agent and MCP server, on every machine.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
- Scoped tools and keys
Each agent with the least it needs, and keys that expire.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
- Trusted sources only
MCP servers and agent plugins through the same gate as packages.
Services
Atalaia tower · Soon
- Agent features modelled
Threat models and reviews for product features that use agents.
Atalaia tower · Soon
The path
The stations we walk, in this order. Each one leaves something your team keeps running.
Services
IDEs, AI agents, MCP, endpoints
See the station →Station 07 · BuildSupply Chain SecurityPackages, extensions, registries
See the station →Station 03 · DesignThreat ModelingBusiness, devs and cyber, one table
See the station →Station 05 · BuildSecure Code ReviewThe risky diffs, read by a human
See the station →Atalaia tower modules
In development. Early-access teams get them first.
Agents, MCP servers and what they can reach
What it watches →Module · SoonDeveloper fleetPackages, extensions and tools on every machine
What it watches →Module · SoonPackage firewallOne gate for every package install
What it watches →Module · SoonLayered threat modelA living model, layer by layer
What it watches →What you end up with
- An inventory of agents and MCP servers
- Scoped tools and credentials
- Threat models for agent features
- Reviews of agent-facing code
Talk it through
A 30-minute call. No slides, no price list, and a next step either way.