agentic_security vs norviq
agentic_security: Agentic Security is an open-source vulnerability scanner designed to protect AI systems and LLM agent workflows. It detects and mitigates threats like jailbreaks, fuzzing, and multimodal attacks.; norviq: Norviq is a policy enforcement point that intercepts and evaluates every LLM agent tool call against OPA/Rego policies on Kubernetes. It prevents potential risks like prompt injection or reasoning errors by ensuring tools only run if explicitly allowed by policy, enhancing AI safety and auditability.
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- You want to red-team your own LLM or agent endpoint with multimodal attacks, multi-step jailbreaks, fuzzing and RL-based probes.
- Your target is any HTTP API: you describe it with a plain-text request spec.
- You want a CI check with a budget and a failure threshold, and your own CSV prompt datasets.
- You are not authorised to test the target: only scan systems you own or may test.
- You need to vet MCP servers before installing them: it tests model endpoints, not MCP server code.
- API cost is a problem: scans send many attack prompts.
Preventing LLM agents from executing unauthorized or dangerous tool calls, such as `execute_sql` or `send_email` without explicit policy approval.
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