Prompts and skills
The instructions that shape how an agent interprets a task and decides what to do.
Secure the agent runtime.
Don't just see what agents do. Stop the wrong action before it runs.
The agent harness is the new attack surface.
See every agent running on the endpoint. Control what each one can access, call, and reach.
Memory and RAG
The retained and retrieved information an agent uses to make decisions.
MCP servers and tools
The services and actions available to an agent at runtime.
Identity, data, & destinations
The credentials, sensitive data, and systems exposed when an agent acts.
Protection starts on the endpoint.
A lightweight CodeIntegrity sensor discovers the AI agents running across your environment, maps the tools and data within their reach, and enforces policy before unsafe actions execute.
- Claude
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- Windsurf
- Google Gemini
- OpenAI
CodeIntegrity showed us the highest-risk path in our agent environment, from the identity behind the agent to the data and tools it could reach. We knew exactly where to act first.
The CodeIntegrity impact.
Adopt AI without losing control.
Give teams the agents they want while security governs the data, tools, and systems each one can reach.
Stop risk before it becomes an incident.
Detect and block unsafe actions at runtime, before sensitive data leaves or high-impact changes execute.
Turn every action into evidence.
Connect agent intent, policy decisions, and outcomes so security can explain what happened and prove control.
Common questions about CodeIntegrity.
What it covers, how it protects, and where it fits.
Does CodeIntegrity cover MCP servers and agent skills?
Yes. CodeIntegrity helps you find and assess the MCP servers, tools, and skills connected to supported agents, including unapproved ones.
Can CodeIntegrity prevent attacks before they execute?
Yes. CodeIntegrity can stop unsafe agent actions before they reach your tools, data, or systems.
Is CodeIntegrity just monitoring?
No. It combines visibility with active controls that can prevent unsafe actions before they run.
What kinds of agent risk does it address?
CodeIntegrity addresses prompt injection, data leakage, intent drift, memory poisoning, excessive agency, and risky MCP or skill configurations.
Will it work with the agents and tools we already use?
CodeIntegrity is designed to protect supported agents and connected tools without requiring teams to rebuild their existing workflows.
Can we keep agent data inside our environment?
Yes. CodeIntegrity can be self-hosted so agent activity and sensitive data remain within your security boundary.
Who is CodeIntegrity for?
Security teams gain visibility and control, while developers keep using the agents and tools that help them work.
Your harness. Your data. Your boundary.
Run CodeIntegrity inside your security boundary so agent activity, sensitive data, and enforcement stay within your environment.