Tool gating or Guard: which MCP control do you need?
Tool gating limits which Safeguard tools an assistant sees. Guard enforces live policy on MCP traffic in general. They are independent. How to choose.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Tool gating limits which Safeguard tools an assistant sees. Guard enforces live policy on MCP traffic in general. They are independent. How to choose.
OAuth token exchange (RFC 8693) lets an agent act for a user without becoming them. Learn the act claim, may_act, and why delegation beats impersonation.
What the NIST MEASURE function expects: documented test sets, production monitoring, safety, security, privacy and bias checks, and independent review.
Researchers fooled a road sign classifier with stickers on a real stop sign. What the study showed, what it did not, and how builders test for it.
OWASP's sensitive information disclosure guidance applied to agents: sanitize, limit data access, redact, and never trust a prompt to hold secrets.
PromptArmor showed in 2024 that Slack AI could be steered by a public channel message to leak a private key. How it worked and how scope limits help.
A decision guide for letting a coding agent run npm or pip installs on its own: when approval is wise, what to restrict, and why install scripts matter.
One design idea for injection resistant agents: keep untrusted text away from the model that plans actions. What the pattern is and what is still research.
A rules file steers an assistant toward safer defaults. What to include, what it cannot guarantee, and why the file needs the same review as code.
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