Agentic AI · Identify AI agent risk
AI agents are your new workforce, and your new attack surface.
Every action an AI agent takes is an API call. Salt protects the APIs that power your AI from abuse, manipulation and compromise: it sees which agents call which APIs, catches the logic exploits aimed at them, and keeps a record of everything they do.
“Unlock existing security team members to do more interesting, value-added projects.”
Healthcare customer · via Gartner Peer Insights
The challenge
Agents act faster than your controls can see.
AI agents call your APIs on their own, at machine speed, with tokens and permissions nobody reviewed. Every one of those calls is a way in.
01 No view of what agents call
Few teams can say which APIs their agents reach, how often, or on whose behalf.
02 Logic exploits aimed at AI
Prompt injection, data poisoning and command manipulation all arrive through APIs, and look like normal requests.
03 Agents cross trust boundaries
Over-privileged agents trigger workflows and move personal data they were never meant to touch.
The shift
Stop trusting agents by default. Watch what every agent actually does.
How Salt solves it
See every agent call, then stop the ones that cross the line.
Step 01 · Salt Connect · Salt Collect Discover and monitor agent API activity
Salt tracks which APIs your AI agents call, when and on whose behalf, and profiles how each agent normally behaves, so anomalies stand out.
- Track API calls from every AI agent
- Behavioral profiling of each agent
- Alerts on elevated or inappropriate privileges
Step 02 · Salt Protect Detect and stop logic exploits
AI is vulnerable to prompt injection, data poisoning and command manipulation, all delivered through APIs. Salt detects these attacks and blocks harmful agent actions in real time.
- Prompt injection detection
- Monitoring for payloads aimed at training or inference
- Agents kept inside their trust boundaries
Step 03 · Salt Collect Secure the trust layer
People interact with AI through APIs. Salt shows what personal data passes between users and AI, and keeps a complete timeline of what each agent did.
- Monitor sensitive data exchanges
- Audit agent-led transactions
- Prove agents follow business logic and compliance checks
The modules behind it
Built on the Agentic Security Platform.
Salt gives you breadth across every agent, MCP server and API, and depth across exposure, source code, configuration and runtime behavior. This solution brings together Salt Connect, Salt Collect and Salt Protect.
By role
What it means for your team.
For AppSec and DevSecOps Give every agent only the access it needs
- Correlate agent behavior with identity tokens and API session flows
- Set API-level policies that limit agent actions by scope or context
- Feed findings into AI governance tools and model assurance pipelines
Fix the flaws attackers found
- Get remediation steps for each exploited vulnerability
- See which APIs attackers targeted, and how
- Close OWASP API Top 10 gaps found at runtime
For GRC and compliance Show every incident was handled
- Keep a complete record of each attack and response
- Share attack timelines with auditors and leadership
- Show coverage of the OWASP API Security Top 10
Go deeper · CISO guide
10 Questions to Ask Before Deploying Agentic AI
A short read for security leaders deciding how to govern the agents their teams deploy.
Read the CISO guide
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about AI agent risk.
AI agent risk is the exposure created when AI agents act on your systems through APIs: over-privileged access, prompt injection and manipulation, and sensitive data moving without oversight. Every action an agent takes is an API call, so that is where the risk shows up.
Salt tracks which APIs each AI agent calls, when and on whose behalf, and profiles how each agent normally behaves, so anomalies, elevated privileges and inappropriate access stand out.
Yes. Prompt injection and model manipulation reach your systems through APIs. Salt detects them and blocks harmful agent actions in real time.
Salt keeps a complete timeline of each agent-led transaction, showing what the agent did, when and through which APIs, so you can prove agents didn’t bypass business logic or compliance checks.
Salt maps agent posture to the EU AI Act, NIST and SOC 2, so you can show auditors how your agents, MCP servers and APIs are governed.
See what your agents are really doing.
Book a demo and we’ll walk through the agents, MCP servers and APIs in your environment, and what each one can reach.