AI Security for Agents

Agents act on their own. Keep them in bounds.

Cato secures local, custom, and managed AI agents across the enterprise. Discover, assess posture, and stop risky behaviors before they create business impact.

Stop unsafe actions before they execute.

Cato monitors agent behavior in real time and applies runtime controls to block prompt injection, data exfiltration, and unauthorized actions.

Discover every agent. Govern every tool call.

Connect Cato to your infrastructure to discover agents, log tool calls, APIs, and MCP interactions, and govern access across systems.

Today's Challenges

Autonomy is the new attack surface.

Prompt injection via untrusted inputs
Autonomous data exfiltration
Over-privileged, misconfigured agents
Unauthorized actions, no audit trail
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Prompt injection via untrusted inputs

Agents can't always tell trusted inputs from untrusted ones, so a crafted prompt turns the agent's own autonomy against you.

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Autonomous data exfiltration

Agents access and transmit sensitive data on their own, often without clear boundaries or user oversight.

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Over-privileged, misconfigured agents

Agents can run with excessive permissions across enterprise systems. Any misconfiguration is a breach path.

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Unauthorized actions, no audit trail

Agents act across tools, APIs, and MCP interactions with no consistent record of what they did, or why.

Our approach

See every agent.
Govern every action.

AI agents now act with real autonomy and real privileges — and most security tools can't see them. Cato gives you full visibility into every agent across your environment and governs what each one is allowed to do, so you can adopt agentic AI without losing control.

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Introducing Cato AI Security webinar

Discover agents

Cato connects to your infrastructure to discover AI agents across systems, tools, and MCP interactions.

Monitor behavior

Cato monitors agent behavior: prompts, tool calls, and actions: logging every interaction to assess risk.

Enforce runtime controls

Cato applies runtime controls to govern access and stop unauthorized or unsafe actions before execution.

Webinar

Defending Against the Next Generation of Agentic Attacks

How it works

AI Security for Agents Capabilities

Agent discovery

Discover agents across the enterprise

Security teams can't govern agents they can't see. Cato discovers local, custom, and managed agents across the enterprise, including their tools, MCP servers, data access, and execution paths.

  • Find local, custom, and managed agents
  • Map the tools, MCP servers, and data they access
  • Reveal execution paths so teams know where to focus
Local agents inventory in the Cato AI Security console
Customer Stories

Customers love Cato

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The third layer is agents themselves. We aren't just talking about employees, but also about agents acting on their behalf. If you can control access and the data the agent accesses, the agent can't cause much harm if it goes rogue. That's why we focus heavily on identity, permissions, and data boundaries, and Cato AI Security gives us the visibility we need. In summary, each layer—employee AI, product AI, and agentic AI—raises the security bar. Cato AI Security has made managing all of this much easier for us.

Nithin ReddyVP Security, Dayforce

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  • 15–30 minute session with a SASE product expert
  • Discuss your use cases and how we can help
  • Live product demonstration where applicable
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