Cytex · AI & agent security
Test AI behavior, control agent access to tools and sensitive data, investigate activity, and track spend alongside enterprise cyber risk.
Works with your existing cloud, security, and AI stack
The Cytex platform
Cytex connects cybersecurity, AI and agent security, data security, and continuous compliance in one platform.
Bring cloud posture, sensitive-data findings, endpoint signals, and risk workflows together. Extend that context into AI models, agent sessions, and the data their tools can reach.
See how the connections workMeet AICenturion
Discover AI in network traffic, code, scans, and logs. Test model behavior, apply runtime guardrails, and investigate agent access with MCP Guardian.
Evaluation & red teaming
Examine how models handle privacy, security, bias, and harmful content. Move from a pass rate to the specific tests and findings behind it.
MCP Guardian
Reconstruct an agent session from authentication to tool interactions. See which guardrails ran, what policy applied, and where an error occurred.
Spend Management
Understand which people, teams, and API-key identities consume AI resources. Bring their usage and budgets into the same view.
Actual screens from the Cytex demo. Figures are sample data, not benchmarks or customer results. Framework mappings support assessment; they do not certify compliance.
Explore the Cytex platform
Connect cloud, data, vendor, and software risks with the controls and evidence used to manage them.
Monitor cloud posture and SaaS configurations. Connect vulnerabilities, identity access, and asset context to focus remediation.
Explore cloud securityDiscover sensitive information and understand its exposure. Connect permissions, identities, and AI activity to data risk.
Explore data securityOrganize audits, documents, and checklists alongside control evidence. Track gaps and remediation, and reuse relevant evidence across overlapping framework requirements.
Explore compliance automationAssess vendors and monitor changes in their security posture. Put third-party risk in the context of business access and dependencies.
Explore vendor riskBring component inventories, dependency risk, and security checks into the development lifecycle with SBOM, AIBOM, and DevSecOps capabilities.
Explore software assuranceBuild security awareness with training and phishing simulations. Help teams recognize threats and make better decisions in their daily work.
Explore security awarenessThe Cytex Risk Graph
A vulnerable workload is one finding. Connect it to a privileged identity, sensitive data, and an AI agent, and the business impact becomes clearer.
Cytex connects these relationships so your team can see the path, understand the exposure, and prioritize the control that breaks it.
Explore connected risk in a demoIllustrative risk path
An exploitable vulnerability opens a path.
Its permissions extend the potential reach.
Autonomous actions inherit the exposure.
Prioritize the controls that protect it.
Use the risk path to choose where to intervene.
Built around your responsibilities
Explore the workflows relevant to your role.
For security leaders
Bring shadow AI, guardrail events, sensitive-data exposure, and enterprise risk into one conversation. Investigate the activity behind an alert and the assets it could affect.
Book a security-focused demoConnect correlated findings in the Risk Graph with AI discovery and security events.
Inspect prompt and response guardrails, redaction, and MCP session outcomes.
Connect operational risk, controls, and remediation evidence.
For finance leaders
Attribute AI usage to people, departments, and API-key identities. Review token and dollar budgets alongside consumption, so finance and technical teams can work from the same numbers.
Book a finance-focused demoReview model usage and spending profiles for users, groups, departments, and API keys.
Set token or dollar limits with weekly or monthly budget periods.
See utilization and threshold status before the next budget conversation.
For product leaders
Give product, engineering, and security a shared basis for release decisions. Review evaluation outcomes and the privacy, security, and safety failures that matter to your product.
Book a product-focused demoCompare evaluation results and investigate red-team findings by severity and attack method.
Apply guardrails to sensitive data and AI interactions.
Review AI usage, guardrail events, and recorded session decisions after launch.
For engineering teams
Follow an agent session from authentication to tool use and policy decisions. Investigate errors and the downstream data dependencies that turn one action into a wider impact.
Book a technical demoInspect model test results, MCP session events, guardrail evaluations, and tool errors.
Review request and response guardrails, redacted results, and session outcomes.
Use session blast-radius views and lineage to identify affected assets and downstream dependencies.
For GRC managers
Move from a framework requirement to the tests and records behind it. Bring AI evaluations, policy decisions, and audit work into a record your team can review.
Book a compliance-focused demoBring control monitoring and evidence collection into daily operations.
Map controls and reuse evidence where framework requirements align.
Review passed, failed, and untested AI checks mapped to frameworks such as NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.
Works with your existing tech stack
Cytex and AICenturion integrate with the cloud platforms, security tools, business applications, and AI services your teams already use.
Connect enterprise signals with model and agent activity, so security reviews include the systems and data those agents can reach.
See how Cytex fits your stackConnect cloud accounts, storage, and infrastructure signals.
AWS · Microsoft Azure · Google Cloud Platform · Amazon S3 · Amazon EKS
Bring identity and access context into your security review.
Microsoft Entra ID · Okta · Auth0 · Duo · OneLogin
Connect the security tools your team already uses.
CrowdStrike · SentinelOne · AWS GuardDuty · Carbon Black · Snyk
Include the applications where your people and code work.
Microsoft 365 · Google Workspace · GitHub · GitLab · Jira · Salesforce · Slack · ServiceNow
Bring model providers and AI engineering tools into scope.
Anthropic · OpenAI · Gemini · AWS Bedrock · Groq · Ollama · Microsoft Copilot · Langfuse · MLflow
Review agent connections to tools, databases, and services.
PostgreSQL · Context7 · Cloudflare · Firecrawl · Playwright
Selected entries from the Cytex integration catalog. Connection methods, permissions, and availability vary by connector; some MCP integrations are request-based.
Bring your stack to a demoResources
Browse practical guides, technical analysis, and in-depth research from Cytex by category.
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Step-by-step guidance for protecting the cloud and collaboration services your teams use.
Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Amazon S3 data, access, and activity.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Dropbox content, permissions, and sharing.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Microsoft Entra ID identities and access.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Google Drive files, access, and sharing.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Microsoft Teams collaboration data and access.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Microsoft 365 identities, data, and applications.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect OneDrive files, permissions, and sharing.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect SharePoint sites, content, and permissions.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Slack workspaces, messages, and integrations.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Zoom accounts, meetings, and collaboration data.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)30 resources
Focused analysis of emerging threats, vulnerabilities, attacks, and practical defenses.
A Cytex technical brief on AgenticBlabbering and the risks of training AI systems for scam-like behavior.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)A Cytex technical brief on AgenticBlabbering and the risks of training AI systems for scam-like behavior.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines font-poisoning attacks that use deceptive glyphs to mislead AI systems.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines Arkanix Stealer as an example of AI-generated, short-lived information-stealing malware.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews how AI-assisted attackers can lower the barrier to targeting enterprise firewalls.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Explores how trusted web summaries and Markdown rendering can be abused for phishing.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews an exploited, maximum-severity vulnerability affecting Cisco SD-WAN controllers.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines a network-sandbox vulnerability affecting Claude Code and its security implications.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Analyzes the weaponization of Claude in ClickFix-style social-engineering attacks.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Explains security risks created by service accounts, tokens, agents, and other non-human identities.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines CyberStrikeAI and its reported role in a campaign targeting FortiGate devices.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews RoguePilot as an AI-mediated software supply-chain attack in the era of promptware.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)A Cytex technical brief on the Fragnesia security threat and its implications.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews the exposure of Gemini AI credentials and the risks created by leaked API keys.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)A Cytex analysis of the TeamPCP GitHub breach and its security implications.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines how threat actors can weaponize Claude Code in malicious campaigns.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews the compromise of Laravel Lang and the introduction of a remote-code-execution backdoor.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Examines Microsoft 365 Copilot vulnerabilities and the AI-governance gaps they expose.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews an authenticated remote-code-execution risk in SharePoint Server involving untrusted deserialization.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Analyzes the Shai-Hulud supply-chain worm and its compromise of npm packages in the AntV ecosystem.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)A Cytex technical brief on the Miniplasma security threat and its implications.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)Reviews the Novo Nordisk breach and the reported $25 million extortion attempt.
Read the technical brief (opens in a new tab)A practical guide to securing Dropbox content, permissions, and sharing with Cytex.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)A practical guide to securing Microsoft Teams collaboration data and access with Cytex.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)A practical guide to securing files, sites, permissions, and sharing across OneDrive and SharePoint.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)A practical guide to securing Slack workspaces, messages, and integrations with Cytex.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)A practical guide to securing Zoom accounts, meetings, and collaboration data with Cytex.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Amazon S3 data, access, and activity.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Dropbox content, permissions, and sharing.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)Practical guidance for using Cytex to protect Microsoft Entra ID identities and access.
Read the guide (opens in a new tab)13 resources
Deeper Cytex research on AI security, cybersecurity risk, and significant incidents.
Explores the principle of least autonomy for constraining AI-agent permissions and reducing operational risk.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Analyzes the weaponization of Claude in malicious cyber activity and the resulting security risks.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Cytex research on the Intel Downfall vulnerability, its impact, and defensive considerations.
Read the research paper (opens in a new tab)A Cytex advisory covering a WinRAR security issue and defensive considerations.
Read the advisory (opens in a new tab)Presents the Cytex position on the security landscape following Mythos.
Read the research paper (opens in a new tab)Explores how metadata and domain context help AI agents interpret data, adapt to schema changes, and establish trust.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Examines the security and privacy risks introduced by browser extensions.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Analyzes the Kronos breach and the security lessons organizations can draw from it.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Explains how a risk-based approach can help organizations prioritize cybersecurity decisions and controls.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Reviews the SolarWinds compromise and its implications for software supply-chain security.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Examines the security landscape following Mythos and the considerations it creates for defenders.
Read the research paper (opens in a new tab)Analyzes how state-backed threat actors can weaponize Gemini in cyber operations.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)Examines the security risks, coordination challenges, and controls associated with multi-agent AI systems.
Read the white paper (opens in a new tab)2 resources
Ongoing Cytex commentary and detailed product information.
Cybersecurity analysis and commentary from Cytex. Read published issues and subscribe on Substack.
Explore the newsletter (opens in a new tab)Explore model and agent security, enterprise integrations, buyer workflows, and common product questions.
Read the product guide (opens in a new tab)MCP Guardian is part of Cytex's AI and agent security capabilities. MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, which connects AI applications with tools and data sources. MCP Guardian records agent sessions, authentication, guardrail evaluations, policy decisions, and outcomes so teams can investigate tool activity and affected data.
Cytex connects cybersecurity, AI and agent security, data security, and continuous compliance. It helps teams understand how enterprise risks relate, prioritize remediation, govern AI activity, and maintain evidence of operating controls.
AICenturion is Cytex's security offering for AI models and agents. It brings together AI discovery, model evaluation, red teaming, runtime guardrails, and spend management. MCP Guardian adds visibility into agent sessions, tool interactions, policy decisions, and data dependencies.
AICenturion supports runtime policy enforcement, including controls over prompts, responses, sensitive data, and agent interactions with tools and MCP servers. The connected systems and deployment configuration determine the coverage to evaluate in your demo.
Yes. Cytex and AICenturion integrate with existing cloud, identity, security, business, and AI systems. The catalog includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Microsoft 365, GitHub, Salesforce, Anthropic, OpenAI, and other providers and tools. Connection methods, permissions, and availability vary by connector; a demo can confirm the coverage your environment needs.
Cytex automates evidence collection, tracks control gaps, and supports control mapping and remediation. AICenturion adds AI inventories, evaluations, policy decisions, and activity records. Framework support helps your governance program; it is not a certification or a guarantee of compliance.
A tailored demo can follow your priorities: discover AI use, review a red-team report, investigate an agent session and its data impact, define an AI spending profile, or trace evidence to framework controls. Bring a use case to discuss integration and deployment scope.
MCP Guardian provides session timelines for agent and tool activity, including authentication, guardrail evaluations, policy application, redaction, errors, and outcomes. Session blast-radius views and data lineage help teams investigate affected assets and downstream dependencies.
Spend Management provides token and dollar budget profiles for users, groups, departments, and non-human API-key identities. Teams can review weekly or monthly budgets, usage, threshold status, and spending by model and identity.
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