Never trust autonomous agents blindly. AgentKavach intercepts, inspects, and controls every action your AI agents take — before they touch the real world.
Unlike traditional software, AI agents act autonomously — reading files, running commands, calling APIs, browsing the web. Without runtime controls, a single compromised agent can be catastrophic.
Malicious instructions embedded in agent inputs hijack behavior, override system prompts, and cause agents to perform unauthorized actions at scale.
Agents with web or filesystem access can silently leak API keys, credentials, and sensitive records to attacker-controlled endpoints.
Looping agents, infinite retries, and uncontrolled resource consumption crash systems, spike API costs, and trigger cascading failures.
Three layers of protection between your agents and the real world.
Your AI agent — built on LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, or custom — attempts to execute a tool call, run a command, or access a resource.
Every action routes through the security engine in real time. Prompt injection, data leakage, command injection, and behavioral anomalies are detected before execution.
Safe actions proceed inside an isolated Docker sandbox. Threats are blocked, logged, and alerted. Full audit trail in the security console.
AgentKavach catches adversarial inputs and unsafe behavior across every attack vector an autonomous agent can face — in real time, before damage occurs.
Complete runtime security coverage — from prompt injection to behavioral analysis to adversarial red teaming.
The AgentKavach security console gives you a real-time view of everything your agents do. Every event logged, every threat flagged, every block explained — with a complete audit trail.
Purpose-built AI agent security vs generic alternatives.
Built on battle-tested open-source infrastructure. Every component is containerized, observable, and horizontally scalable.
Everything you need to know about AgentKavach.
Every autonomous agent you deploy is a potential attack surface. AgentKavach closes it — before something goes wrong.
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