Data-Exfiltration Killswitch, explained for beginners

The killswitch cuts off an AI agent the moment it starts sending out an abnormal amount of data, and records exactly what happened.

What it is

A common way data gets stolen through an AI agent is simple: the agent is tricked into sending a big batch of company data somewhere. By the time anyone reads a log, it's gone.

The killswitch watches how much data an agent sends out. A single burst over 50 MB, or more than 5 MB during off-hours (the demo's 3 a.m.), trips it: the agent's outside connections are cut in milliseconds, the agent is quarantined, and a signed containment record is written. Normal-sized traffic is not affected.

An everyday comparison

A bank card that freezes when it sees a huge withdrawal at 3 a.m.

How it works, in 4 steps

1. The killswitch watches the size and timing of every outbound transfer.
2. Normal transfers pass.
3. An abnormal burst trips it: outside connections cut, agent quarantined.
4. A signed containment record says what happened and when.

Try it now

Open the six live demo tools → Every button sends a real request to the live product and shows the real answer.

See it on the homepage: Data-Exfiltration Killswitch section →

Who it is for

Companies whose agents can reach customer or internal data and send it out (email, web, APIs).

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