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Vorlon Guardian

by Vorlon

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationInfrastructure & Cloud

Real-time runtime enforcement gateway that blocks unauthorized AI agent actions before the transaction completes

Contact for pricing·Added July 25, 2026·Updated July 25, 2026
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Vorlon Guardian

by Vorlon

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationInfrastructure & Cloud

Real-time runtime enforcement gateway that blocks unauthorized AI agent actions before the transaction completes

Contact for pricing

Vorlon Guardian is an inline enforcement gateway for agentic AI that sits at the MCP and REST layers between AI agents and the systems they call, blocking policy-violating actions before they execute. It is built for CISOs and security architects who have visibility into what their agents do but no way to stop them.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, Security Architects, Enterprise Developers, Platform Engineering Teams
Founded
2022
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States

Key Features

  • Inline protocol-layer enforcement
  • Real-time action blocking
  • Read-only enforcement
  • Sensitive data masking in transit
  • DataMatrix simulation engine
  • Broad agent threat coverage

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Preventing agent-caused data destruction
  • Securing agent access to SaaS systems of record
  • Governing internally built AI agents

Ideal For

Best For

  • Preventing destructive AI agent actions in production SaaS and cloud data stores
  • Enforcing read-only agent access at the protocol level
  • Masking sensitive data in transit to AI agents without breaking workflows
  • Securing MCP servers and agent-to-agent traffic against prompt injection and token abuse

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeSecurity-firstRuntime enforcement

Pros

  • Closes a real and well-documented gap between agent observability and control
  • Deploys in minutes against anything with an API or MCP server
  • Integrates with existing DLP, SIEM and SOAR investments rather than replacing them
  • Threat model is specific to agentic AI rather than repackaged API security

Cons

  • No published pricing or free trial
  • An inline gateway adds a control point in the critical path of agent traffic
  • Small, venture-stage vendor relative to platform incumbents
  • Key market statistics come from Vorlon's own survey report

Pricing

Guardian

Contact for pricing

  • Inline MCP and REST layer enforcement
  • Real-time blocking, data masking and read-only modes
  • DataMatrix behavioral modeling
  • SIEM, SOAR, ITSM and DLP integrations

No pricing was disclosed at launch.

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Vorlon Guardian is an inline enforcement gateway for agentic AI that sits at the MCP and REST layers between AI agents and the systems they call, blocking policy-violating actions before they execute. It is built for CISOs and security architects who have visibility into what their agents do but no way to stop them.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, Security Architects, Enterprise Developers, Platform Engineering Teams
Founded
2022
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States

Key Features

  • Inline protocol-layer enforcement

    Guardian sits between agents and target systems at the MCP and REST layers and applies policy before a transaction completes rather than alerting afterward.

  • Real-time action blocking

    Agent actions that violate policy are stopped before execution, at both the agent-platform level and per connected system.

  • Read-only enforcement

    Protocol-level restriction removes an agent's write capability entirely, so destructive operations cannot occur regardless of model behavior.

  • Sensitive data masking in transit

    Sensitive fields in responses are masked before reaching the agent without disrupting the workflow.

  • DataMatrix simulation engine

    Vorlon's patented engine, introduced April 2025, maintains a live behavioral model of every agent, app, identity, integration and data flow in the environment.

  • Broad agent threat coverage

    Addresses indirect prompt injection, credential and OAuth token abuse, supply chain compromise, agent-to-agent manipulation, excessive agency and MCP server attacks.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Preventing agent-caused data destruction

    Read-only protocol enforcement stops incidents like the April 2026 case in which an AI coding agent deleted PocketOS's entire production database and backups in nine seconds despite explicit safety rules.

  • Securing agent access to SaaS systems of record

    Policy is enforced per connected system across platforms such as Salesforce and Workday as well as internal APIs.

  • Governing internally built AI agents

    Covers apps and agents built with AI coding assistants like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, which often ship without security review.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Preventing destructive AI agent actions in production SaaS and cloud data stores
  • Enforcing read-only agent access at the protocol level
  • Masking sensitive data in transit to AI agents without breaking workflows
  • Securing MCP servers and agent-to-agent traffic against prompt injection and token abuse

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeSecurity-firstRuntime enforcement

Pros

  • Closes a real and well-documented gap between agent observability and control
  • Deploys in minutes against anything with an API or MCP server
  • Integrates with existing DLP, SIEM and SOAR investments rather than replacing them
  • Threat model is specific to agentic AI rather than repackaged API security

Cons

  • No published pricing or free trial
  • An inline gateway adds a control point in the critical path of agent traffic
  • Small, venture-stage vendor relative to platform incumbents
  • Key market statistics come from Vorlon's own survey report

Pricing

Guardian

Contact for pricing

  • Inline MCP and REST layer enforcement
  • Real-time blocking, data masking and read-only modes
  • DataMatrix behavioral modeling
  • SIEM, SOAR, ITSM and DLP integrations

No pricing was disclosed at launch.

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