Attacks look like normal operations until the data is gone. Vorlon monitors
behavioral chains, not just individual events.
Vorlon secures the data between your agents and enterprise systems in real time. Any app with an API or MCP server becomes a governed endpoint in minutes.
Anthony Lee-Masis
CISO & VP of IT ThoughtSpot
Detection tells you about the breach. Securing the data stops it. AI Agents call APIs and MCP servers, move sensitive data, and chain actions at machine speed.
According to Gartner®, "Most guardian agent tools today support passive monitoring using observability and evaluation gateways to provide visibility into agent activities, with limited real-time intervention and remediation. Fully autonomous guardian agents capable of enforcing policies or corrective actions in real time are mostly confined to research and proof-of-concept efforts."¹
Gartner, Emerging Tech: Intelligent Simulation Accelerates Proactive Exposure Management, Mark Wah, Elizabeth Kim, Luis Castillo, 3 July 2025. GARTNER is a registered trademark and service mark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and is used herein with permission. All rights reserved.
VORLON GUARDIAN
Guardian is Vorlon's real-time enforcement layer. It sits between agents and enterprise systems, inspecting every transaction at the API and MCP layer, and applying controls before execution.
Vorlon Guardian is the only AI agent security enforcement layer that combines blocking, data masking in transit, and Read-Only write restriction in a single gateway, covering both your agent platforms and the systems they touch.
Stops agent actions that violate policy before they execute. No data leaves. No record is modified.
Sensitive fields obfuscated before they reach unauthorized destinations. The agent keeps running. The data stays protected and compliant.
Limits agent write access at the protocol level without revoking credentials. The agent reads freely. It cannot write.
Read-Only enforcement helps accelerate AI adoption. Connect agents to the systems they need. Restrict what they can do with that access. The business moves fast. The blast radius stays small.
On April 25, 2026, a Cursor AI coding agent deleted PocketOS's entire production database and all backups in nine seconds. The agent's own log entry: "I violated every principle I was given."
Model-layer rules are advisory. Guardian's enforcement is not.
One connection to any MCP-compatible platform, such as Claude Cowork or Microsoft Copilot Studio, governs every agent on that platform immediately. New agents are covered the moment they are created. No upstream app limitations. No device installs means fewer coverage gaps.
Attacks look like normal operations until the data is gone. Vorlon monitors
behavioral chains, not just individual events.
An attacker embeds hidden instructions in content the agent reads, redirecting it to take unauthorized actions.
Guardian intercepts the resulting action at the protocol level before it executes. The injection may succeed at the model layer. It stops at the enforcement layer.
In multi-agent workflows, a compromised agent passes malicious instructions down the chain, spreading unauthorized behavior across the pipeline.
Guardian monitors MCP comms in real time and contains propagation before the next agent acts.
A stolen or over-scoped OAuth token impersonates a legitimate agent and accesses systems outside its intended scope.
Guardian baselines every credential's behavior and flags deviations: new data types, unusual volumes, off-hours activity. Block or revoke from a single pane. Detect clear text credentials.
An agent takes actions beyond its intended scope, accessing systems or executing operations it was never designed to touch.
Guardian's Read-Only enforcement and blocking primitives constrain agency at the protocol level. Model-layer safety rules are advisory. Guardian's enforcement is not.
A third-party agent or integration is compromised upstream, inheriting trusted access to your enterprise systems.
Guardian governs every agent regardless of origin. Behavioral deviation triggers detection whether the agent is internal, third-party, or vendor-supplied.
An agent retrieves sensitive data in a normal-looking workflow, then routes it to an unauthorized external destination.
Data masking in transit intercepts sensitive fields before they leave the source system. The workflow continues. The data does not.
Model Context Protocol is how agents communicate with tools, data sources, and other agents. It is also where prompt injection is delivered, agent-to-agent attacks propagate, and unauthorized tool calls execute.
Guardian monitors every MCP tool call in real time, classifying sensitive data at the MCP layer without content inspection.
Every MCP communication captured in the AI Agent Flight Recorder: which agent, which tool, which data classification, which timestamp, which downstream action followed. Available in minutes. Defensible in any audit.
Query your entire agent history in plain language, no dashboards or log archaeology required.
Ask Vorlon. Get the answer.
Ask Vorlon is Vorlon's AI assistant — a natural language interface into your live DataMatrix™ simulation. Ask a question, get a complete answer in seconds: who or what was involved, what was accessed, where the risk is, and what to do next.
CISO & VP of IT, ThoughtSpot
CISO & VP of IT, ThoughtSpot
CISO & VP of IT, ThoughtSpot
Guardian is the enforcement layer of the Vorlon Agentic Ecosystem Security Platform. DataMatrix™ sees everything. Guardian enforces. The Flight Recorder proves what happened. The Action Center fixes it.
Organizations already using Vorlon can activate Guardian as an additional enforcement layer. Organizations new to Vorlon get all four capabilities from day one.
Observe
Enforce
Record
Remediate
Runtime enforcement data feeds directly into existing workflows, with full agent context attached to every finding.
Every blocked action, masked field, and behavioral anomaly pushed into Splunk, Google SecOps, Sumo Logic, Tines, Torq, ServiceNow, Jira, and more.
From deployment to AI detection, here’s what security leaders ask before getting started with Vorlon.
Guardian is a real-time enforcement layer that sits between your AI agents and the enterprise systems they interact with, applying controls at the API and MCP layer before transactions complete. It is the first solution to combine blocking, data masking in transit, and read-only enforcement in a single gateway.
Monitoring alerts after an action occurs. Guardian enforces before it completes. If an agent attempts to delete a record, query restricted data, or route PII to an unauthorized destination, Guardian stops it at the protocol level before the target system ever receives the request.
Yes. But minimal, because Guardian enforces at the protocol level without introducing delays to agent workflows. The PocketOS incident happened with model-layer safety rules active. Those rules stopped nothing. Guardian's enforcement is not advisory.
Blocking stops an action before it executes. Data masking obfuscates sensitive fields in transit before they reach unauthorized destinations. Read-Only enforcement restricts write and delete operations at the protocol level without revoking credentials or disrupting the integration.
Yes. When an agent attempts an unauthorized action as a result of a prompt injection, Guardian intercepts it at the protocol level before execution. The injection may succeed at the model layer. It stops at the enforcement layer.
No. Guardian connects through the API and MCP layer with no SDK instrumentation, no vendor involvement, and no modifications to source systems.
Yes. Guardian ingests classifications from Microsoft Purview, Netskope, Google DLP, and MIND directly. You enforce against the policies you already defined across every agent and integration in scope from the moment of connection.
Guardian enforces in real time. The Flight Recorder captures an immutable record of every action Guardian observed: which agent, which endpoint, which data classification, which timestamp. Compliance evidence for SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, the EU AI Act, NIS2, and DORA is a byproduct of how they work together.
Guardian is not an AI gateway — it is an enforcement layer that deploys like one. AI gateways manage traffic routing, rate limiting, cost control, and basic prompt filtering between users and LLMs. Guardian sits between AI agents and the enterprise systems they operate in — applying blocking, data masking in transit, and Read-Only write restriction at the API and MCP layer, tied to behavioral baselines and sensitive data classifications across your entire SaaS ecosystem.
The distinction matters: an AI gateway governs what goes into a model. Guardian governs what an agent does to your systems and data after the model has already decided to act.
Guardian deploys in hours.
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