We see intent. Others see traffic.
Network tools see what leaves the endpoint. Backslash sees the agent action before it leaves - on the workstation - and blocks it there, before it reaches a model or external system.
Your developers code with AI - Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot - and your employees work with AI every day. Backslash secures agentic AI on every developer and employee endpoint, providing the visibility your EDR can't and verifying every agent action against its intended purpose before risk reaches the model or external systems.
The emerging agentic AI fabric - spanning AI agents, assistants, MCP servers, and integrations across every endpoint - creates a new attack surface connected to enterprise data, systems, and third-party tools that traditional AppSec, EDR, and network controls don't cover.
JetBrains 2025 Developer Ecosystem Survey of 24,000+ developers. AI coding is the default now, not the exception.
Anthropic's own data: developers approve 93% of agent permission prompts without reading. Human-in-the-loop has structurally failed.
AI agents act inside the workstation - making tool calls, reading files, talking to MCP servers. That layer runs below the surface, invisible to security teams until now.
Continuous discovery and inventory of every AI coding agent, copilot, MCP server, IDE plugin, skill, and hook - including the LLMs they call, the tools they invoke, and the permissions they hold. Shadow AI surfaced where gateways and EDR can't see it.
Risk scoring per agent, MCP, and configuration. Policy enforcement and approval workflows for security and AI governance teams. One console for the AI your developers AND your workforce use.
Detect, prevent, and respond to prompt injection, source and data exfiltration, malicious and compromised MCPs, and abuse of AI agent privileges - at the workstation, where the agent actually executes.
Network tools see what leaves the endpoint. Backslash sees the agent action before it leaves - on the workstation - and blocks it there, before it reaches a model or external system.
Backslash provides one platform spanning every agent and every endpoint - without relying on fragmented, vendor-specific controls.
Legacy security was built for human users, human-written code, and process monitoring. Backslash was built for AI agents - understanding prompts, tool calls, MCP behavior, autonomous actions, and AI intent - providing visibility and control where the rest of the security stack is blind.
In a live demo, a Backslash architect will show you which AI tools, agents, MCP servers, and plugins are operating across your organization, where they introduce risk, and how to govern them without slowing anyone down.
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Backslash supports leading AI coding assistants, developer agents, workforce AI tools, MCP servers, skills, and AI-powered desktop applications, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Claude Cowork, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Google Antigravity, OpenClaw, and more. Through a single platform, Backslash provides visibility, governance, and security across the entire agentic AI fabric.
Claude Code security is the practice of monitoring and governing the AI coding agent Anthropic ships with Claude - including the MCP servers, tools, and skills it can access on the developer's endpoint. Backslash provides the visibility, governance, and runtime protection that EDR, AppSec, and AI gateways cannot.
Vibe coding - letting AI agents generate, modify, and ship code - moves security risk from the IDE to the agent itself. Backslash secures vibe coding by discovering every coding agent on every developer endpoint, hardening their configurations, and blocking malicious behavior (prompt injection, exfiltration, banned MCPs) in real time, before risk reaches your repos or production.
Yes - MCP security is core to Backslash. We vet MCP servers before installation, monitor them for configuration drift and supply chain compromise, and intercept malicious tool calls in real time. The MCP attack surface (which gateways and EDR cannot see) is one of Backslash's deepest coverage areas.
Yes. Backslash gives security teams a single console to monitor every AI coding agent in the org - Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and any future entrants - across every developer and citizen-developer endpoint. One platform, every agent.
OpenClaw runs on developer endpoints with deep tool access. Backslash treats OpenClaw as a first-class object: discovering installations, scanning configurations, and intercepting risky actions (data exfiltration, privilege escalation) before they execute.