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Real-time adversarial detection, shadow AI and MCP surfacing, agentic drift alerting, and an AI kill switch — across five observability pillars and a dedicated agentic layer with separate performance and security engines.
Pillars + Agentic Layer
Dedicated Engines (Perf + Security)
Agentic Detections
Kill-Switch Response
Traditional APM and SIEM tools see latency and error rates. They cannot see prompt injection, reasoning chain deviation, agent skill-usage changes, shadow AI at runtime, MCP connections, or agent drift. SIEM sees text — it does not understand model behavior.
"We tested before launch" is not a runtime security posture. AI behavior changes in production — and most teams learn about failures from user complaints, days or weeks later.
New agents, unauthorized model deployments, and ad-hoc AI experiments appear at runtime. Inventory audits run quarterly; the attack surface changes daily.
In multi-agent systems, one agent's scope creep triggers system-wide deviation. Skill-usage changes, decision-path shifts, and inter-agent communication deviations go unseen.
Five pillars — security attack detection, sensitive data monitoring (PII/PHI/PCI), performance, model drift, agent drift baseline — plus a dedicated agentic layer.
Runtime shadow AI detection, runtime MCP detection, dynamic agentic discovery, and advanced agentic drift detection — capabilities absent from APM and ML tracing tools.
AI Kill Switch instantly shuts down a model or agent when a critical threshold is breached. Automated or manual trigger — immediate deactivation.
Pre-defined incident playbooks. Instant revert to a previous known-good model version. Supply-chain incident playbooks for upstream provider failures.
Security attacks, sensitive data leakage, performance, model drift, and agent drift baseline — depth no APM, SIEM, or ML tracing platform reaches.
Runtime shadow AI detection, MCP connection detection, dynamic agentic discovery, agentic drift detection — capabilities absent from APM and vendor dashboards.
Separate performance engine (latency per agent hop, tool cost, throughput, loop detection) and security engine (adversarial signatures, permission abuse, scope violations). Neither drowns the other.
Instant deactivation when critical thresholds breach. Pre-defined incident playbooks. Instant revert to a previous known-good model. Not a soft alert.
PII / PHI / PCI monitoring on inputs and outputs — caught before it becomes a reportable breach.
Runtime evidence for ISO 42001, EU AI Act Art. 72 post-market monitoring, NIST AI RMF, CBUAE and SAMA ongoing monitoring.
Collapse the compromise-to-detection window from weeks to minutes. Continuous runtime evidence for regulators.
Runtime shadow AI, MCP detection, and agentic drift — surfaced before they cascade.
Dual-engine monitoring across agents and multi-agent systems. Performance and security tuned independently.
Kill switch, incident playbooks, rollback, supply-chain IR — wired into existing alerting and response stacks.
