AI agent security for regulated industries
Prioritization is dead. If it’s an agent risk Armorer fixes it.
Control and govern AI Agents. Assess risk and fight AI-enabled attacks. Auto-remediate at machine speed.
Most tools stop at findings. Armorer verifies fixes.
01 Detect
Know what your agents can reach.
Armorer maps each agent's access to data, tools and systems, and shows where it is exposed.
3 of 7 parts exposed
02 Assess
Real risks, not theoretical ones.
Armorer assesses each agent against real-world threats and shows exactly what it could be made to do.
Confidential figures sent outside.
03 Fix
Fixed without interrupting the business.
Armorer writes the fix and checks it against your real workflows. Your engineers approve it.
Risk closed. Workflows unchanged.
04 Protect
Unsafe actions blocked before they run.
Armorer Guard, our runtime protection, checks every action and blocks the unsafe ones. Available now.
Attack blocked. Work still runs.
Armorer leads on several public benchmarks.
Risks mapped to the frameworks you report on.
Mapped per finding, not audited.
The problem I have with most security solutions is they come along and give me another problem to go and fix. You've actually solved the problem.

If modern AI were a powerful car, then Agentic AI would be a powerful self driving car whose decisions and outcomes could not be fully predicted in advance. We can't make Agentic AI safe using detailed lists of what can and cannot be done, which is why Armorer Labs is working in terms of verifiable generalities. I'm happy to be one of Armorer's advisors and investors.
Backed by Y Combinator. Built by AWS alumni.
Read more about the foundersGuides and research for securing AI agents.
Five days, five security incidents that broke the internet.
Notes5 min read
AI agent governance: 12 questions to answer before approval
Standards10 min
Mapping AI agent risks to MITRE ATLAS and the NIST AI RMF
Standards5 min



