Book a Context Firewall Review

Map the boundary between what your agent reads and what it does.

We use an offensive teardown to expose real context-to-action exploit paths, then turn those findings into the first Context Firewall policy for that workflow.

what you get

Context boundary map
Where the agent receives context, retrieves data, calls tools, stores memory, and acts.
Exploit replay
Concrete, reproducible examples of how hostile context manipulates the workflow.
Source-to-sink policy
Which context sources may influence which actions, tools, memory writes, and outputs.
Firewall recommendation
What to block, redact, gate, quarantine, or log — and exactly where to enforce it.
OFF→ON retest plan
How to prove the exploit path closes once the Context Firewall is active.

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