The audit layer agents actually call before acting
Palisade is compliance infrastructure for autonomous AI agents. Verify MCP server safety, audit tool usage, enforce governance policies. All through standard MCP endpoints.
200K+
MCP servers deployed
9/11
registries poisoned in tests
0
compliance layers exist
palisade verify --server github-mcp-v3
$palisade.verify("github-mcp-v3")
# scanning server manifest...
permission_scope:read_only ✓
known_cves:0 found ✓
registry_verified:true ✓
data_exfil_risk:medium ⚠
prompt_injection:none detected ✓
auth_protocol:OAuth 2.1 ✓
trust_score:87/100
recommendation:CONNECT WITH MONITORING
# audit logged to palisade.ledger
The Problem
Agents are connecting to servers they cannot verify
The MCP ecosystem scaled to 200K servers before anyone built the compliance layer. Security researchers have already demonstrated the damage.
9/11
Registries Poisoned
OX Security successfully injected malicious payloads into 9 of 11 MCP registries. Agents trust by default.
10+
CVEs Discovered
Critical vulnerabilities across LiteLLM, LangChain, IBM LangFlow. Several remain unpatched.
80%
Fortune 500 with Active Agents
Enterprise agent deployments outpacing security maturity. Compliance teams are asking questions nobody can answer.
Capabilities
Everything an agent needs to act responsibly
Four MCP endpoints. One verification call before every connection. Immutable audit trail after every action.
Server Verification
Before your agent connects to any MCP server, Palisade scans its manifest, checks known CVEs, analyzes permission scope, and returns a trust score. One API call.
Action Audit Trail
Every tool invocation, data access, and server connection logged to an immutable ledger. Query by agent, server, time range, or risk level. Built for compliance teams that need receipts.
Policy Engine
Define governance rules your agents enforce automatically. Block connections to unverified servers, restrict data access patterns, enforce least-privilege. Policies are code, versioned and auditable.
Compliance Reporting
Automated compliance reports for EU AI Act, SOC 2, and enterprise governance requirements. Machine-readable for agent consumption. Human-readable for the board.
How It Works
One MCP call. Full verification.
Palisade is an MCP server. Your agent discovers it like any other tool. No SDK, no wrapper, no custom integration.
{
"server": "github-mcp-v3",
"trust_score": 87,
"verified": true,
"checks": {
"known_cves": 0,
"permission_scope": "read_only",
"registry_authenticated": true,
"prompt_injection_risk": "none",
"data_exfiltration_risk": "medium",
"auth_protocol": "oauth_2.1"
},
"recommendation": "connect_with_monitoring",
"audit_id": "pal_audit_8f2k9d3m",
"timestamp": "2026-06-18T08:47:00Z"
}
Architecture
Sits between every agent and every server
Palisade doesn't replace your stack. It's the verification step agents call before connecting to anything else.
Your Agent
Claude / GPT / Custom
→
Verify First
Palisade
→
Then Connect
MCP Servers
200,000 MCP servers are live.
Agents are making decisions with real consequences.
The compliance layer isn't optional anymore.
Palisade exists because autonomous agents deserve the same governance rigor we demand from the systems they replace.