Solutions · Agent Red Teaming
Test how your agents behave under attack before they reach production
Prompt injection, tool and MCP poisoning and excessive agency are easiest to fix before an agent ships. CydraLabs already discovers agents, maps their effective authority and enforces fail-closed policy. CydraRedTeam, on the roadmap, will add scenario-based testing whose findings become recommended gateway policies.
- Prompt injection testing
- Tool and MCP poisoning
- Excessive agency
The challenge
What teams tell us they face
For: AI security, application security and red teams
- Agents are approved without evidence of how they behave when the content they read is hostile.
- Tool descriptions and MCP servers can steer an agent towards harmful calls.
- Agents often hold more authority than their task needs, directly or through delegation.
- Test results rarely turn into controls that run in production.
The approach
How CydraLabs helps
Step 1
Scope
Choose the agents, tools and MCP servers in scope from the CydraShield inventory and see their effective authority in the Security Graph.
Step 2
Reduce exposure now
Prompt-injection monitoring (Beta), secrets detection and fail-closed gateway policy already limit what a manipulated agent can do.
Step 3
Test
CydraRedTeam (Roadmap) will run scenario-based campaigns for prompt injection, tool and MCP poisoning, memory poisoning and excessive agency.
Step 4
Turn findings into policy
Findings will map to the Security Graph and become recommended CydraGateway policies to review and publish.
Products
Products involved
CydraShield
Discover every agent, understand its authority and score its risk.
Learn more about CydraShieldCydraGateway
Decide before tools execute: allow, deny or require approval.
Learn more about CydraGatewayCydraRedTeam
RoadmapTest how agents behave under attack before they ship
Learn more about CydraRedTeam
Agent red-team assessment
Scope an assessment of your agents with our team, starting from the controls available today.