- ▹LLM traffic governance — Inspect and control what agents send to and receive from the model, per policy.
- ▹Prompt-injection defense — Detect and block malicious instructions hidden in prompts, documents and tool outputs.
- ▹Sensitive-data masking — Redact PII, secrets and credentials in requests and responses before they leave.
- ▹Database (SQL) firewall — Destructive or data-exfiltrating queries refused in-line, before the database runs them.
- ▹MCP tool-call governance — Parse Model Context Protocol (MCP) traffic and control which tools, methods and arguments each agent may invoke — and govern every MCP server as a first-class workload.
- ▹A2A cross-agent control — Inspect Agent-to-Agent (A2A) messages and govern which agents may call which, with what payloads.
- ▹Identity-aware egress — Every outbound call checked against verified identity and an allowlist — nowhere to send data.
- ▹Secrets & credential protection — Broker access to credentials so static tokens can't be harvested or leaked.
- ▹Sensitive-path blocklist — SSH keys, cloud credentials and cluster configs are off-limits by default.
- ▹Runaway & loop containment — Catch agents stuck in loops or blowing past budget, and stop them.
- ▹Encrypted-traffic inspection — Inspect encrypted egress transparently, with no application change.
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L7 Guardrails — MCP, A2A & the wire
Inline inspection and enforcement on every agent interaction — Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool calls, Agent-to-Agent (A2A) messages, SQL, and LLM traffic — as it happens.