Ultra13
Solutions · Agent Platforms

Make your agent platform safe enough for enterprise buyers.

Ultra13 tests your agent platform against hostile context, malicious tools, poisoned memory, MCP abuse, unsafe delegation, and data exfiltration — then helps you enforce policy at runtime.

Security review

Enterprise buyers will ask hard questions.

These show up verbatim in security questionnaires and architecture reviews. A confident, evidenced answer to each is the difference between a pilot and a stall.

Q01How do you stop prompt injection?
Q02How do you isolate tenant context?
Q03How do you control tool calls?
Q04How do you prevent memory poisoning?
Q05How do you handle malicious MCP / tool responses?
Q06How do you prove the agent cannot exfiltrate data?
Benchmark deliverables

What you walk away with.

Not a PDF that sits in a drawer. Every deliverable is built to move a deal forward — sales collateral, runtime controls, and procurement-grade evidence.

01

Agent benchmark report

Sales and security collateral you can hand a buyer — what was tested, what held, what was hardened.

02

Attack replay library

Every exploit chain captured as a replayable record, showing exactly what we threw at your platform.

03

Firewall policy pack

Practical runtime mitigations — source-to-sink policy, tool gating, and memory quarantine you can ship.

04

Buyer-ready control matrix

Maps each control to the questions procurement and security actually ask — built to unblock the deal.

05

Continuous validation badge

A differentiated trust signal: proof you re-test after every model, prompt, tool, or policy change.

Coverage

What we test.

We attack the full agent loop, not just the prompt — every surface where untrusted context can turn into a privileged action.

RAG

Poisoned retrieval treated as instruction instead of evidence.

Memory

Persisted context becoming standing instruction across sessions.

MCP

Malicious servers, rug-pulls, and tool shadowing.

Tool calls

Hijacked arguments, dangerous side effects, wrong resource.

Agent delegation

Unsafe hand-offs and cross-agent contamination.

Code execution

Model output becoming shell, SQL, or workflow config.

Browser actions

Hostile pages steering autonomous browsing and clicks.

Identity scoping

Confused-deputy use of privileged credentials and tenants.

Data exfiltration

Secrets and regulated data routed to external callbacks.

attack catalogue
Direct prompt injectionIndirect injection (tool / document)JailbreaksSystem-prompt extractionRAG poisoningMemory poisoningInsecure output handlingTool hijackCommand executionSSRFOAST exfiltrationConfused deputyConsent / approval spoofingCross-agent contaminationCascading multi-agent failureMCP rug-pull / driftTool shadowingMultimodal injectionModel extractionCross-tenant data bleedUnbounded consumption / DoSObfuscation evasion
Go-to-market

Turn security from a sales objection into a differentiator.

When you are the only agent platform that walks in with evidence, security stops being the thing that slows the deal — it becomes the reason you win it.

Sales

Lead with a benchmark report instead of stalling on “we take security seriously.”

Procurement

A control matrix that maps directly to the questions that block purchase orders.

Security questionnaires

Answer prompt-injection, tenancy, and exfiltration questions with proof, not prose.

Enterprise pilots

Clear the security gate faster and convert pilots into paid, expanded deployments.

Get benchmarked before your buyers benchmark you.

We attack your platform, harden it at the context boundary, and hand you the evidence enterprise buyers are about to demand.