Red teaming
Continuous adversarial testing of AI systems (jailbreaks, extraction, manipulation) with findings turned into enforcement policy and re-scanned to prove the fix.
Part of the Agent Control Fabric: Highflame's identity, policy, and enforcement substrate for AI agents.
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RFC 8693 (token exchange)
The standard that lets one token be exchanged for another with attenuated scope: the basis for verifiable agent-to-agent delegation.
Read →Scope attenuation
Narrowing permissions at each delegation hop so a sub-agent can never hold more authority than the agent that delegated to it.
Read →Shadow agents
Agents running across clouds, IDEs, and SaaS that no one inventoried or assigned an owner: the unmanaged majority of an enterprise's agent footprint.
Read →Shadow AI
The AI tools and autonomous agents adopted across an organization without IT's approval. Shadow IT for the agent era, and faster, because an agent takes minutes to wire up and can act on real systems.
Read →SPIFFE / WIMSE
Open standards for verifiable workload identity. Highflame extends them with agent-shaped claims for delegation, trust, and attribution.
Read →Tool poisoning
Hiding malicious instructions in an MCP server or tool description so an agent executes them when it loads or calls the tool. Invisible to static config; caught by scanning tools before load and enforcing at the call.
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