Agent Control Fabric
Learn why human IAM and API gateways do not compose cleanly for autonomous systems, and what a purpose-built control fabric for agents requires.
▸ RESOURCES
Resources for securing enterprise AI.
Architecture breakdowns, technical guides, research notes, and company updates from a team pushing the frontier of agent security.
Built for the people responsible for making AI safe in production, engineering, security, IT, and GRC teams. No marketing fluff.
▸ BLOG
All articles → Latest writing
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Your AI Gateway Is Fine, Until Everyone Hits It at Once
Five AI gateways, the same AWS hardware, the burst your team makes every morning. A call that returns in 0.23s through Highflame takes 37.5s through LiteLLM. Your hot-path gateway decides whether developers wait.
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How Anthropic Contains Its Own Coding Agents, and How to Get That Coverage Across Your Fleet
Anthropic open-sourced how it contains its coding agents. Here is the three-layer model, a real attack walked end to end, and the governance problem no sandbox solves: you run five agents and own none of them.
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MCP EMA support now available in Highflame!
MCP just shipped Enterprise-Managed Authorization, a standard that lets a company's own identity provider decide which MCP servers an agent is allowed to connect to, brokered through corporate SSO with an Identity Assertion JWT Authorization Grant (ID-JAG). It's the model enterprises have been asking for: corporate SSO replaces hand-provisioned per-server keys, IT controls access from the IdP, and offboarding someone cuts their agent access everywhere at once. It's also the exact admission model Highflame is built around. But the standard stops at the door: it decides who gets a token to reach a server, not what the agent is allowed to do once it's inside. This post walks through what Enterprise-Managed Authorization does, where it deliberately stops, and why the layer it leaves open, runtime per-tool-call authorization, is the one that actually keeps agents safe in production. Highflame already speaks this standard, and owns that open layer.
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▸ NEWSROOM
All news → Press and milestones
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Introducing ZeroID: Open Source Identity for Autonomous Agents
Cryptographically verifiable agent identities, explicit delegation chains, and auditable authorization.
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Highflame Partners with Tailscale to Secure AI Agents at the Network Layer
Real-time AI security evaluation at the network layer via Aperture's LLM traffic proxy, with no code changes.
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Highflame joins the Coalition for Secure AI
Joining CoSAI to help organizations deliver AI outcomes safely, at scale.
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Highflame Launches MCP Security to Bring Defense in Depth to the Model Context Protocol Layer
Press release announcing MCP Security at the Model Context Protocol layer.
▸ WHITE PAPERS
The technical case, in depth
Your IAM wasn’t built for agents
A technical guide to securing agent and sub-agent identity with cryptographic credentials, delegated authority, scoped access, and sender-constrained tokens.
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