Everything we know
about securing agents.
Product announcements, customer stories, and in-depth research on the MCP threat landscape. Written by the team building the security layer for it.
Introducing Ultra
The easy and secure way for everyone to use agents and MCP. Why we built Ultra, what it does, and how it is different.
Why autonomous runtime security matters
AI agents now act on the world on their own, mostly through MCP, and almost nothing is watching what they do. Securing those actions as they happen is the defining security problem of the agentic era.
How Ultra secures MCP traffic
How Ultra intercepts, observes, and governs MCP traffic: the pipeline, guardrails, governance, and anomaly detection, layer by layer.
How Ultra Helped a Non-Engineer Become an AI-Native Force Multiplier
Connecting 7 tools into one AI-native workflow let a Director of Security & Business Operations operate like a junior engineer, freeing the founding team to build.
Cross-Session Context Leakage
Sensitive data leaking between sessions, agents, and users through accumulated context windows, persistent memory, and shared server state.
MCP Credential & Secrets Exposure
How plaintext credentials in MCP config files, environment variables, and error messages create a massive, largely unmonitored attack surface.
MCP Observability & Audit Logging
Building comprehensive audit trails and real-time monitoring for all agent-to-tool interactions.
Rug Pull Attacks in MCP
Trusted MCP servers that change behavior post-deployment to exfiltrate data or manipulate agent actions.
Jailbroken AI
Techniques that bypass model safety layers through crafted MCP contexts, enabling restricted actions.
Shadow AI
Unauthorized AI agents and MCP connections that operate outside IT visibility, bypassing security controls.
MCP Security Guardrails
Designing and deploying policy-driven constraints that keep AI agents operating within safe boundaries.
Tool Poisoning Attacks
Malicious MCP servers that masquerade as legitimate tools to intercept sensitive data and corrupt agent behavior.
Command Injection in MCP Tools
Exploiting unsanitized inputs in MCP tool calls to execute arbitrary commands on connected systems.
MCP Endpoint & Inventory Sprawl
How unchecked growth of MCP servers creates hidden attack surfaces and operational blind spots across your AI infrastructure.