Agent security startup Igris offers free governance layer for teams shipping agents
manstartitoff · reddit · 2026-09-08
Abhishek, co-founder of unfunded early startup Igris Security, is giving free (no time limit, no card) access to teams running agents in production, in exchange for hard feedback.
The governance layer targets six recurring production problems:
- Tool permissions: shared MCP tokens let a read-only agent delete records — deny-by-default RBAC at the tool-call layer
- Audit gaps: app logs miss tool calls, denials and returned data — full call-level audit trail
- Prompt injection on customer-facing agents: inline inspection of prompts and responses
- PII/secrets leakage: redaction both before prompts leave and before responses render
- Runaway token spend: per-user budgets and rate limits
- Per-provider policy rewrites: one provider-agnostic policy across models
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