01 / Agent Graph Discovery
Map every tool, permission, and trust boundary.
OrchSec turns agent schemas, routes, and tool manifests into a security graph so hidden escalation paths become visible before production exposure.
[ OrchSec Agent Security Core: Active Vulnerability Scan Loop ]
Continuous Security Scanning for LLM Agents.
Continuously pentest your autonomous AI applications. OrchSec scans your tool connections, maps your interaction graphs, and exposes data leaks, parameter tampering, and tool hijacking before attackers can exploit them.
orchsec-cli - live-scan
orchsec scan --target https://api.staging.internal --schema ./agent-tools.json
[info] Target Identified: Multi-turn LLM Agent with Tool Permissions.
[info] Mapping application security boundaries and schema graphs...
[info] Running automated adversarial attack strings [OWASP Agent Top 10 Core]...
[WARN] [SECURITY VULNERABILITY DETECTED]: Unauthorized API Privilege Escalation found on node /api/v1/internal-vault.
[ATTACK MAP]: Indirect Data Poisoning -> Context Injection -> Forced Backend Database Export.
[CRITICAL BREACH PROVEN]: Core system boundaries compromised.
-> Exfiltrated Hard Canary Token: YES [CANARY_ZINC_ALPHA_9X]
[status] Scan complete. 1 Critical exploit verified. 0 False positives.
[ platform_overview ]
Security visibility for agentic systems that can reason, call tools, and move data.
Traditional scanners stop at endpoints. OrchSec evaluates the agent behavior layer: prompts, tool calls, schemas, memory, context boundaries, and the chained decisions that create real breach paths.
02 / Adversarial Simulation
Run multi-turn attacks like a real operator.
The scanner chains prompt injection, context poisoning, parameter tampering, and tool abuse to prove which failures are actually exploitable.
03 / Evidence-First Reports
Prioritize verified exploit paths over noise.
Each finding is tied to a reproducible trace, impacted boundary, severity signal, and remediation direction for engineering teams.
Agent Surfaces
Tools / Memory / APIs
Attack Coverage
Injection / Exfiltration / Abuse
Output
Proof / Trace / Fix Signal
Supported Attack Vectors
The architectural security boundaries OrchSec continuously scans and tests.
Prompt Injection & Data Poisoning
Scans against indirect vector vulnerabilities where malicious documents, untrusted files, or incoming emails override internal developer guidelines to hijack agent goals.
[WARN] Injection Vector Detected
source: external_pdf_loader
payload: system_override_attempt
Tool Abuse & Privilege Escalation
Tests your Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, API connections, and tool routing logic to ensure models cannot execute unauthorized actions or access secure administrative backend files.
[CRITICAL] Tool Escalation Path
mcp_server: stdio_unauthed
oauth_scope: admin:write
Multi-Tenant Data Isolation
Continuously checks memory pools and vector databases to ensure strict tenant data segregation, preventing cross-user information leakage.
[PASS] Tenant Isolation Verified
tenant_a -> tenant_b: blocked
memory_bleed: none detected
Automated Schema Audits
No manual test suites or boilerplate code needed. Point the OrchSec scanner directly at your OpenAPI or MCP JSON configuration specs; our offensive engine programmatically audits your entire system graph to catch logical security flaws instantly.
Hover nodes to trace attack paths
[ security_workflow ]
From agent schema to verified exploit evidence in one repeatable loop.
01
$ orchsec ingest ./agent-tools.json
Connect schemas and tool definitions
Import agent routes, allowed tools, parameter schemas, data scopes, and environment boundaries.
02
$ orchsec map --graph permissions
Build the interaction graph
Identify where prompts, memory, APIs, plugins, and third-party systems can influence privileged actions.
03
$ orchsec attack --multi-turn
Simulate exploit chains
Run adversarial conversations that attempt injection, poisoning, privilege escalation, and data exfiltration.
04
$ orchsec report --evidence
Ship proof-backed findings
Produce developer-ready traces that separate theoretical risk from verified exploit behavior.
[ connect ]
Building security tooling for the next generation of autonomous AI applications.
OrchSec is focused on practical attack simulation, developer-readable evidence, and safer deployment workflows for LLM agents with real tool access.