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Shipping an MCP server that intercepts tool calls and applies policy before execution is a specific engineering problem. Most teams solve it late, after...
A threat actor who has already authenticated with a stolen credential does not look like an intruder to most detection systems. They look like a user. By...
Security controls are only as good as the data inventory underneath them. If you do not know where sensitive data lives, which records are subject to...
The gap between where sensitive data appears and where security teams find out about it is where breaches happen. Classification applied at the point of...
Putting a guardrail on an AI agent after a tool call has already run is not security, it is forensics. Vaikora sits inline between the agent and whatever...
Data Classification at the Source: Why Labeling After the Fact Leaves Every Downstream Control Blind
Unclassified data is data your security controls cannot act on. Every policy, access rule, retention schedule, and DLP filter downstream depends on one...
Most AI agent security conversations focus on what to log after a tool call executes. Vaikora Guard MCP inverts that: policy runs before execution, and...
Compromised credentials sitting on a dark-web forum are a concrete problem, but they become an operational problem only when your security tools know...
Every MCP tool call carries a payload that describes what an AI agent wants to do. By default, nothing checks that payload against a policy before...