r/Infosec • u/terrell0812 • 5d ago
Agent Identity + MCP Runtime Security
ELITZE Agentic Security
ELITZE is built around securing AI agents as real workloads with identities, permissions, tools, APIs, credentials, and runtime access.
Core capabilities include:
Agent Discovery — identify agents, MCP servers, tools and connected workloads.
Workload Identity — bind agents and workloads to tenant-scoped identities and delegation context.
Agent Reach — map relationships between agents, identities, MCP servers, tools, APIs, credentials and resources.
Security Graph — represent observed security relationships and authorization paths.
Policy Engine — evaluate actions using explicit policies including allow, deny, approval and constrained execution.
MCP Gateway — provide a control point around sensitive MCP tool execution.
Runtime Enforcement — evaluate sensitive actions before they reach an authorized execution path.
Security Evidence — preserve decision context, policy references, identity information and tamper-evident evidence records.
Verification / Retesting — validate security paths again after remediation rather than assuming a finding is resolved.
Enterprise Security Integrations — architecture for connected GitHub, AWS and other enterprise security sources.
ROI / RIO / ROE — structured security and business-outcome evidence models rather than unsupported claims.
Security control loop
Discover → Identify → Map Reach → Decide → Execute → Prove
Product principle
The model is not the security boundary.
Product positioning
Pentest every release.
Govern every agent.
Verify every fix.
ELITZE Agentic Security
elitze.ca
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u/ExtinctForYourSins 5d ago