Agentic Trust & Protection Platform

Agents are in production. Nobody can prove what they did.

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Why now

In Stacklok's July 2026 survey of enterprise engineers, 86% of MCP use is still experimentation or local development, only 5% runs governed, enterprise-wide production, and 49% name security and compliance as the biggest blocker. OWASP lists tool poisoning (MCP03) and shadow MCP servers (MCP09) in its MCP Top 10. A team approves a server by its name; the code behind the name keeps moving. Our signed scan of the whole registry this week:

1,518

listing swaps

Servers whose name now leads to a different domain or package owner than when first published.

227

versions that don't exist

Listings naming an npm or PyPI version that was never published.

built from another repo

Packages whose Sigstore build record names a different repository than the listing declares.

99%

of images on a movable tag

1,500 of 1,515 container images can be repointed after you approve them.

Check · Pin · Gate · Prove How it works

Figures: Redthread's daily signed scan of 55,375 servers in the official MCP registry, 2 November 2026. Survey: Stacklok, State of MCP in Software 2026. OWASP MCP Top 10.

Why the shift changes everything

01 — The shift

The agentic shift is here.

It's not coming — it's already realized. Every team now builds with AI: agents write the code, wire the infrastructure, and ship to production in hours. The way software gets made changed, and it changed for everyone at once.

02 — New surface

The attack surface exploded.

Every agent, prompt, tool and credential is a new way in — and the estate rewrites itself faster than any human can map.

03 — The gap

Old security can't keep up.

Config scanners hand you a list of what might be wrong. They never prove what an attacker can actually reach — so the path that spans layers slips by.

04 — Our solution

Our Solution.

Redthread is an AI-native security platform. At the core is a graph engine, Redthread, that maps and inventories your organization's entire AI infrastructure — every agent, tool, model, and data connection, including the shadow AI most teams don't know they're running. Then gives every agent in that graph a durable, cryptographically verified identity with our Agentic Trust & Protection Platform model.

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Redthread

A new operating model for AI-era security

One context graph runs all three teams — from code to cloud to agent identity to defend. Red proves it, Green prevents it, Blue watches it.

Agent identity — the credit file

Every AI agent in production is a privileged identity with no ID: it holds real credentials, acts autonomously, and nobody can prove what it did. Redthread issues each agent a verifiable cryptographic agent identity (SPIFFE), keeps a signed record of what it is trusted to do and what it did, and checks the tools it calls against the daily signed registry scan above. Checking a record is free — that's what makes it neutral.

Live today at trust.redthreadsec.com · Enforce gateway in preview.

Build the road first

Roads come before traffic rules and toll booths.

The road Live

A daily signed scan of the whole official MCP registry. It built the evidence layer (keys, key list, verify flow), a map of the tool supply (versions, hashes, provenance, fingerprints), and distribution — installers meet our signed claims before our sales team.

The vehicles Live Preview

Cryptographic agent identity (SPIFFE), signed action records, verify badges and self-serve signup are live. In preview: a Claude Code and Cursor gate and hooks, and Enforce, a gateway that checks each request and its content.

The bureau Next

Any API, site, bank or MCP server can ask four questions about any agent. Phase 0 is built: vault-sealed signing keys, an uneditable ledger, a transparency log. Each next step starts when a design partner asks.

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