Continuous security verification

Security that keeps up with your agents.

Armorer reproduces a harmful workflow in a rebuilt environment, tests a narrow safeguard against the attack and approved work, and records Guard decisions at defined actions.

Continuous AI agent security at machine speed

Evidence starts the next pass
The journey

Where authority can travel.

01/04
Your environment
Private

Your source code

Team-owned

Source stays here

Rebuilt environment
Isolated
Agent
Tools
Data
Permissions

Synthetic inputs · explicit checks

One metadata file
Rebuilt environment ready for attack tests
Illustration of an isolated reconstruction of an agent workflow
From the field

You told me its job. I found what else it reaches.

Exploring rebuilt environment

Untrusted input

AI agent

Customer data

Outbound tool

Privileged tool

Real action

01 · not reproduced
02 · not reproduced
03 · reproduced
Illustration of an isolated replay of an unauthorized privileged action
From the field

I have a list. I start with the worst outcome.

One boundary · two verification replays

Proven attack

Replayable

Approval boundary
Approval not enforcedApplying the smallest controlApproval verified
require approval

Action

Proven attack
Blocked
Approved work
Passed
Illustration of a workflow receiving a narrow verified safeguard
From the field

I build the smallest safeguard, then test it both ways.

New route · same decision point

Attacker

Tries a new route

How do I get around it?
Override the approvalSpoof a support roleCall the privileged tool directly

Verified action boundary

Context checked here

Action

Decision gated

Runtime decision

Unsafe action blocked

Missing verified approval · evidence preserved

Illustration of a proven safeguard enforced at the point of action
From the field

I sit where output becomes action, and I stay there.

Customers

A risk question becomes a decision.

We had an agent we weren't comfortable giving more access to. Armorer showed us how it could be abused. It stopped being a debate about opinions.

TILCO Trading
Tilen Terčelj SchweizerCEO, TILCO TRADING LTD

My worry with a security safeguard is that it quietly breaks something a customer depends on. Armorer made that a test, not an assumption.

HeyHire
Daniel SakhaiCTO, HeyHire
Start with one agent

Tell us what your agent is supposed to do.

We'll show you how it can go wrong, fix it, and prove the work still runs.