Layergrid Information

Layergrid gives security teams a live inventory of every package, container image, AI agent, model, and MCP server running in their company, and control over what each one can do. Most companies can't answer two basic questions: what's inside the software we ship, and what can our AI actually do? Developers ship AI agents faster than security can track them, and each agent quietly picks up permissions: a codebase here, a customer database there, a Slack integration on top. Each one looks harmless on its own. Combined, they're a path for exfiltrating your most critical data. And the containers underneath are usually weeks behind on CVEs. Existing tools weren't built for either problem: they watch people, not software that acts on its own. Layergrid covers both layers in one platform. For your AI stack, it finds every agent, builds a full bill of materials for each one (the model, the prompts, the tools it can call, the data it can reach, the credentials it holds), red teams it before attackers do, and enforces guardrails so it can't step outside policy. It all comes together in a Security Context Graph that shows you blast radius at a glance. For the software underneath, Layergrid ships continuously rebuilt, hardened container images for Redis, RabbitMQ, Node.js, Python, and more, kept at zero known CVEs, with signed SBOMs that plug straight into the same bill of materials. One evidence trail, from base image to agent. If you're up against the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, CERT-In, SOC 2, PCI DSS, or RBI and DPDP requirements, Layergrid produces the inventory and audit evidence they ask for. Built by a former fintech CISO who needed this and couldn't buy it. Runs as SaaS or self-hosted, and is live in production customer environments today. We're building toward a world where nothing consequential runs unaccounted for: where any company can prove, with evidence, what its software and AI can do, know, and touch.