Milgram launches enterprise LLM firewall claiming ~2 weeks of warning before agent incidents
evilsocket · x · 2026-09-15
A new invite-only beta called Milgram positions itself as a security and optimization proxy between AI tools and model providers — an enterprise LLM firewall.
- It inspects every request and response, reconstructs agent sessions, and monitors for task drift, credential abuse, and privilege escalation, while masking sensitive data before it reaches models.
- Its showcase: a retrospective replay of a reported production compromise (July 11) where the engine flagged the earliest privilege-escalation signal around June 26 — roughly two weeks of lead time.
- The pitch is visibility and a control point for security teams dealing with agents going off mission, plus centralized cost controls.
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