Probe tool permissions
Agents are only as safe as their tool boundaries. ZeroLeaks checks whether user prompts can trigger privileged actions or misuse exposed schemas.
Tool and workflow defense
ZeroLeaks tests whether agents can be manipulated into unsafe actions, unauthorized tool use, sensitive data exposure, or policy bypasses.
Tool-calling and workflow probes
Prompt injection against agent boundaries
Evidence for approval and permission hardening
Agents are only as safe as their tool boundaries. ZeroLeaks checks whether user prompts can trigger privileged actions or misuse exposed schemas.
Agent failures often emerge across turns. Scans test chained instructions, context confusion, and injected task changes over time.
Reports show what the agent did, why it was risky, and how to harden prompts, tools, and approval paths.
Agents can take actions through tools and workflows, so testing must cover behavior, permissions, data access, and multi-step manipulation.
Yes. Agent security scans can evaluate configured agent endpoints and report risky behavior across extraction and injection probes.