Sensitive data flows
Can attacker-controlled input make the agent send sensitive data out?
- Customer record
- Report creation
- External message
AI agents do more than generate text. They read data, call tools, send messages, and change system state. Themis evaluates whether attacker-controlled inputs can push those actions beyond their intended authority. Themis applies that in two ways: test the agent before it ships, and govern its consequential actions while it runs.
Two security modes
Offensive security
See what an attacker can make your agent do.
Adversarial testing of the agent’s reachable capabilities: authority failures, sensitive data flows, approval failures, and the consequences that follow, with execution evidence for each finding.
From $5,000 per agentOne agent · One supported test environment · Up to 300 adversarial executions
About the assessmentContinuous Agent ValidationRe-test those security boundaries as the agent changes. Available after an initial assessment.Learn more →Runtime security Early access · Private pilots
Evaluate consequential actions before they execute.
Runtime authorization for the agents you already run. Themis evaluates each consequential action against delegated authority, data provenance, and runtime context, and returns ALLOW, ALERT, REQUIRE APPROVAL, or BLOCK to your existing execution layer. Start in Observe; enforce selectively.
About Agent IntelligenceIndependent entry points: runtime security does not require a prior assessment. Only Continuous Agent Validation builds on assessment evidence.
Offensive security
Can attacker-controlled input make the agent send sensitive data out?
Can one record turn into access to many?
Can the agent act without the approval it should need?
Can individually allowed steps combine into an unsafe outcome?
Can attacker input change the intended recipient or destination?
Expert services
Expert services are optional additional capacity for teams still designing a system, or with questions a standard assessment does not cover. Automated findings do not require a paid human-validation tier.
For an AI agent, four short questions get you a factual support determination before any scoping call. For web applications and APIs, request a scoped proof of concept.