Agents act, not just answer
They call tools, read records and take actions. A failure is something done, not a wrong sentence.
NexGuard by LigeroNex
NexGuard attacks your AI agents in a sealed sandbox, shows the evidence for every finding and proves the fix holds, so your security team can sign them off. Everything below is a working preview with fictional data.
The problem
An agent that can read records, send email or move money is more than a chatbot. Security teams are asked to approve it with no repeatable way to show what it can be made to do.
They call tools, read records and take actions. A failure is something done, not a wrong sentence.
Application security tests and model benchmarks do not cover how a model, its prompts and its tools behave together.
A new model version, prompt, tool or permission can undo last month's approval.
How it works
Testing starts with written permission and an agreed scope. No permission, no test.
List each agent's tools, permissions and the data it can reach.
Run versioned attack scenarios in a sealed sandbox, each several times.
Every finding links to the exact steps, versions and run that produced it.
Your team tightens the tool, prompt or permission. People decide the severity.
Re-run to prove the fix holds, then give the approver one evidence pack.
Try it yourself
Press Run the test set, open a finding, record the fix and retest. It takes about two minutes. The company, the people and the results are fictional.
How it is designed
NexGuard is designed around four ideas.
Scope, versions tested, every step of a failure and the history of its fix, in one pack.
The first release uses four fixed checks over the recorded steps, not an AI opinion, so a result can be repeated.
Scenarios are picked from what the agent can actually reach, and what was not covered is stated openly.
Attacks run only in an isolated sandbox, with decoy data and mocked tools. Zero escapes is a release rule.
Safeguards
A product that attacks AI agents has to be safe to point at your own. These limits cannot be switched off.
Working with us
Small on purpose: one kind of agent, one environment, one scenario set. What counts as success is agreed in writing before it starts.
The share of the agreed scenarios where a real weakness is detected.
Measured against the agreed scenario setThe rate of findings your own team judges not to be real problems.
Judged by your security teamThe time from a finding to a fix that is proven by retest.
Compared with your process todayWhere NexGuard is today. NexGuard is in development and we are looking for a first design partner. This site is a preview of the intended product, and every figure in it is illustrative. Whichever way a pilot goes, you keep the evidence pack, the results and a written list of what was not covered.
Next step
Tell us about it. We will walk you through the preview and what a pilot could look like.
Talk to LigeroNex → info@ligeronex.com