# Cytex and AICenturion: AI agent security and cybersecurity > Secure your enterprise and AI agents. Cytex connects cyber risk, sensitive data, identities, AI activity, and compliance evidence so teams can make informed decisions and control how AI operates. Updated: 2026-09-17 Website: https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/ Company: https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/ Demo: https://cal.com/cytex/demo ## What is Cytex? Cytex is a cybersecurity, AI and agent security, data security, and continuous compliance platform. It connects information about assets, identities, permissions, vulnerabilities, sensitive data, vendors, AI systems, and security controls. That context helps teams understand exposure, prioritize remediation, govern AI activity, and retain evidence of controls in operation. The platform is designed to work with existing cloud, identity, productivity, and security investments. AICenturion is the security offering for AI models and agents within Cytex. The Cytex Risk Graph connects enterprise relationships so AI risk can be understood alongside other cyber and business dependencies. ## AICenturion AICenturion connects AI discovery, model evaluation, red teaming, runtime guardrails, and spend management. MCP Guardian provides a record of agent sessions, tool interactions, policy decisions, and data dependencies within Cytex's security offering for AI models and agents. ### Discover AI use Bring AI identified in network traffic, AI scans, code scans, and log analysis into view. Review model inventories, provider and account coverage, approval and scan status, usage, and risk findings. The AI Observability Command Center brings together security events, spend and tokens, shadow AI, agent activity, MCP telemetry, and affected data assets. ### Test AI behavior Use the Evaluation Hub to compare pass, fail, and error results across model evaluations. Red-team reports organize findings by severity, risk category, and attack method, including privacy and security failure paths. Test evidence maps to controls in frameworks including NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, EU AI Act, and OWASP LLM Top 10. Passed, failed, and untested checks support assessment; they do not certify compliance. ### Trace agent actions with MCP Guardian Inspect a session timeline from authentication to tool interactions. Review guardrail evaluations before requests and responses, policy application, redaction, errors, and outcomes. Open a session's blast radius to investigate affected data assets, then follow lineage into tables, columns, and downstream dependencies. These records help security and engineering teams reconstruct what happened and assess its impact. ### Manage AI spending Define token or dollar budget profiles with weekly or monthly intervals. Scope profiles to users, groups, departments, or non-human API-key identities. Review utilization, threshold status, and usage by model and identity to give finance and technical teams a shared basis for budget decisions. No specific savings or return on investment is promised. ### Product screenshots The visual site includes real screens from Cytex's prepopulated demo. All figures, names, and results in these screenshots are sample data, not model benchmarks, customer results, or endorsements. - [Cytex Red Team report](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/assets/product/ai-red-team-demo.jpg): Severity, pass/fail results, and Security & Access Control findings. - [MCP Guardian session timeline](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/assets/product/mcp-session-demo.jpg): Authentication, session start, guardrail decisions, and a linked blast-radius view. - [AI Spend Management](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/assets/product/ai-spend-demo.jpg): Cost and token budgets, spending profiles, and threshold status. Actual coverage depends on connected systems and deployment configuration. A tailored demo can examine a workflow in your environment. ## Platform offerings ### Cloud security Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) and cloud application security help teams monitor cloud posture, SaaS configurations, vulnerabilities, and identity access. Asset and permission context helps teams prioritize remediation. ### Data security Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) helps identify sensitive information and understand its exposure. Cytex connects data sensitivity with identities, permissions, and AI activity to show who or what can reach the data. ### Audify and Compliance Ops Audify provides an Audit Hub, framework views, documents, and checklists. Cytex's compliance capabilities automate evidence collection, track control gaps, and organize remediation. Relevant evidence can be reused when framework requirements overlap. Framework support and control mappings help a compliance program; they do not constitute certification or guarantee a compliance outcome. ### Third-party risk Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) supports vendor assessments and ongoing visibility into changes in vendor security posture. Business access and dependencies provide context for evaluating third-party exposure. ### Software and AI supply chain Software Bills of Materials (SBOM), AI Bills of Materials (AIBOM), and DevSecOps capabilities help teams understand components, dependencies, and security findings across the development lifecycle. ### Security awareness Security awareness training and phishing simulations help employees recognize threats and make informed decisions in daily work. ## Cytex Risk Graph The Cytex Risk Graph connects assets, identities, permissions, vulnerabilities, applications, data, vendors, AI models, agents, and security controls. It helps teams recognize relationships that may be missed when each finding is assessed separately. Consider an illustrative scenario: an exposed cloud workload has an exploitable vulnerability; a privileged service identity can reach sensitive customer data; and an AI agent uses the same trust path. The connected scenario gives a security team a clearer basis for deciding which control or remediation could break that path. This is an example, not a reported customer incident or a live product measurement. ## Buyer priorities ### CISO Bring shadow AI, guardrail events, sensitive-data exposure, and enterprise risk into one conversation. Connect correlated findings in the Risk Graph with AI discovery and security events. Investigate MCP session decisions and affected assets, and support board accountability with control and remediation evidence. ### CFO Attribute AI usage to people, departments, and API-key identities. Review model usage and spending profiles for users, groups, departments, and API keys. Define token or dollar limits with weekly or monthly budget periods, and inspect utilization and threshold status. No quantified savings or ROI is promised. ### Chief Product Officer Give product, engineering, and security a shared basis for release decisions. Compare evaluations and investigate red-team findings for privacy, safety, and security by severity and attack method. Apply guardrails to customer data and review activity and policy decisions after launch. ### Engineering Follow agent sessions from authentication to tool use and policy decisions. Inspect model test results, MCP events, guardrail evaluations, redacted results, and tool errors. Use session blast-radius views and lineage to identify affected data assets and downstream dependencies. ### GRC manager Move from framework requirements to the tests and records behind them. Connect audit work and operational evidence, reuse relevant controls, and inspect passed, failed, and untested AI checks mapped to frameworks such as NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001. ## Integrations and evaluation Example platforms discussed on the website include Microsoft 365, Amazon Web Services, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Slack, and SharePoint. Confirm the relevant connector scope, permissions, deployment configuration, and operational workflow in the demo. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is MCP Guardian? 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. ### What does Cytex do? 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. ### How is AICenturion related to Cytex? 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. ### Does AICenturion enforce policies or only monitor AI? 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. ### Does Cytex work with an existing security stack? 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. ### How does Cytex support compliance and AI governance? 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. ### What will a Cytex demo cover? 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. ### What can I investigate with MCP Guardian? 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. ### Can Cytex help manage AI spending? 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. ## Book a demo [Arrange a tailored Cytex demo](https://cal.com/cytex/demo) to explore how the platform fits your environment. Choose a role to review a relevant demo agenda, then select a time in the embedded Cal.com calendar or open the booking page directly. ## Product information - [Cytex](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/) - [AICenturion](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/#aicenturion) - [Compliance automation](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/#compliance) - [Vendor risk management](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/#platform) - [Resources](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/#resources) ## Integrations 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 to review the systems and data agents can reach. ### Cloud & infrastructure Connect cloud accounts, storage, and infrastructure signals. Examples: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Amazon S3, Amazon EKS. ### Identity & access Bring identity and access context into your security review. Examples: Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Duo, OneLogin. ### Security operations Connect the security tools your team already uses. Examples: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, AWS GuardDuty, Carbon Black, Snyk. ### Workplace & development Include the applications where your people and code work. Examples: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Salesforce, Slack, ServiceNow. ### AI providers & observability Bring model providers and AI engineering tools into scope. Examples: Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, AWS Bedrock, Groq, Ollama, Microsoft Copilot, Langfuse, MLflow. ### MCP tools & data Review agent connections to tools, databases, and services. Examples: PostgreSQL, Context7, Cloudflare, Firecrawl, Playwright. These are selected catalog entries. Connection methods, permissions, and availability vary by connector; some MCP integrations are request-based. [Bring your stack to a demo](https://cal.com/cytex/demo) to confirm coverage and setup. ## Resources Available product information and cybersecurity commentary from Cytex. - [Cytex Resilience Newsletter](https://cytex.substack.com/): Newsletter (Substack). Cybersecurity analysis and commentary from Cytex. Read published issues and subscribe on Substack. - [Cytex and AICenturion product reference](https://cytex-connected-assurance.taimur924701.chatgpt.site/index.md): Product guide (Markdown). Explore model and agent security, enterprise integrations, buyer workflows, and common product questions.