Catch the injection before your agent acts on it.
Any web page, document or tool output your agents read can carry an attacker's instructions. The Armada AI Gateway sits inline, stops prompt injection in transit and logs every call.
Every tool your agent can reach is a way in.
Agents act on what they read. One poisoned document, web page or tool response can turn a trusted agent into the attacker's agent, using permissions you granted it.
- Indirect prompt injection arrives through content your agents are supposed to read.
- New MCP servers and connectors appear without review, and agents start calling them.
- Nobody has a single record of which agent called which model or tool, with what, and when.
Inline protection for AI agents and their tools, delivered by Armada.
Prompt-injection detection and blocking
Prompts, retrieved content and tool responses are inspected in transit. Injection attempts are stopped before they reach the model or the agent acting on them.
Tool and connector allowlisting
Agents reach only the models, MCP servers, tools and connectors you have approved. New or unknown endpoints are flagged for review.
A complete record of AI traffic
Every call between users, agents, models and tools is logged with identity, destination and outcome.
Feeds AI usage telemetry
Gateway events flow into AI usage telemetry, so behavioral baselines include what agents actually did, not just what users typed.
Alerts a human
Blocked injections and calls to unapproved endpoints page the Armada team and appear in the same view as your other exposures.
Inline in weeks, not quarters.
- 01
Inventory AI traffic
We map which users, agents and applications call which models, MCP servers and tools, starting from your critical assets and asset map.
- 02
Agree the allowlist
Approved models, MCP servers, tools and connectors are agreed with your security and engineering owners.
- 03
Route through the gateway
Agent and application traffic is routed through the gateway, starting with the agents that touch critical assets.
- 04
Tune detections
Prompt-injection detections are tested with Corsair and AI red team techniques, then tuned against your real traffic.
- 05
Connect telemetry and alerts
Gateway events flow into AI usage telemetry, your SIEM and the Armada action plan.
Covers
- Agents and AI-built applications
- MCP servers, tools and connectors
- Model APIs your teams and products call
- Retrieved content and tool responses, not just user prompts
Armada AI Gateway in an Agentic Era Security Program
- 1Business context
- 2Asset map
- 3External exposure
- 4Internal agentic testing
- 5Attack paths
- 6Active defense
- 7AI usage telemetry
- 8Action plan
- 9Red team validation
Frequently asked questions
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Is this a data loss prevention tool?
No. The AI Gateway does not inspect prompts for regulated data or block what users ask. It protects agents and their tools: it stops prompt injection, keeps agents on approved models, MCP servers and tools, and records every call.
How does it work with deception agents?
Both are part of Armada Active Defense. Deception agents mislead an attacker's agent inside your network. The AI Gateway stops an attacker from hijacking your own agents. Events from both appear in the same Armada view.
Will it slow our agents down?
The gateway is built to sit inline on agent traffic. We roll it out to the agents that touch critical assets first and measure the impact with you before expanding.
Find out which of your agents can be hijacked.
We'll map your agents, MCP servers and tools with you and show where the AI Gateway would sit.
- A member of our team replies within one business day
- We start with your critical assets and asset map
- No commitment. We'll tell you if we're not the right fit.
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