DutyGraphAI governance directory

Agent security & threat detection

Pillar Security

Israeli platform covering the AI agent lifecycle: cataloguing agents, models, prompts, MCP servers and coding agents through agentless integrations, then applying runtime guardrails that monitor prompts, tool calls and commands for prompt injection, tool poisoning and data exfiltration. Product claims come from vendor pages, not reference docs.

commercial · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06

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Where it fits

Agent security & threat detection · Agent discovery & inventory · Evaluation & testing

Useful conversation with: CISO, AppSec lead, AI security architect.

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Show me Pillar validating that an agent's tool call matches its declared schema, flagging a permission-scope deviation, and blocking a poisoned instruction in an agent-to-agent handoff.

Capabilities and evidence

Support labels reflect the supplied research. Documentation and vendor claims are not independent product tests. “Not established” means the researcher did not find support; it does not prove a capability is absent.

Vendor claim

Pillar states its runtime protection monitors every prompt, tool call and command to detect prompt injection, tool poisoning and data exfiltration, and validates that tool calls match their declared schemas.

Limit: No reference documentation, detection benchmarks or supported framework list was fetched.

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Vendor claim

The solutions page states Pillar validates that agents operate within their intended permission scope, flags deviations from declared intent, and intercepts poisoned instructions in inter-agent handoffs.

Limit: Enforcement mode (alert versus block) per capability is not specified.

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Vendor claim

Pillar describes cataloguing agents, models, prompts, frameworks, tools, MCP servers, skills and coding agents through agentless integrations, including shadow AI, and mapping how agents, tools, permissions and data sources connect.

Limit: Integration coverage and discovery method are not documented.

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Sources

  1. Pillar Security | Securing the Agentic Workforce · Pillar Security · official product
    Access date reported by researcher: 2026-09-06
  2. AI Runtime Protection · Pillar Security · official product
    Access date reported by researcher: 2026-09-06

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