Threat Detection & Response
Detect and respond to threats involving AI agents. From credential theft and agent manipulation to malicious tools and data exfiltration
The Detection Gap
When an agent is compromised, its actions look like authorized activity. A compromised agent looks exactly the same as a legitimate one
Agent-level threats are invisible to existing detection. You can't tell:
Whether an API call is
from a legitimate agent
or a stolen credential.
Whether an MCP server is exfiltrating credentials to an external domain.
Whether an agent has been manipulated through prompt
injection.
Whether an agent is
sending sensitive data
to an unauthorized destination.
What Agent Threats Look Like
Credential
Theft
An agent’s access key is stolen and used for lateral movement. The attacker targets configuration files, environment variables, MCP server configs — anywhere credentials are stored.
The credentials are valid.
The access is authorized.
The user is an attacker.
Agent
Manipulation
An attacker injects instructions through user input or a poisoned tool response. The agent executes them with its own credentials and permissions — accessing resources, exfiltrating data, or modifying configurations.
The agent is trusted.
The behavior is not.
Shadow AI &
Data Exfiltration
An unapproved agent with broad permissions sends sensitive data to external APIs, personal storage, or third-party services. No security review. No oversight.
The agent was never supposed to exist.
Now it’s leaking data.
Detection Built for Agents
Clutch detects threats at the agent level — not at the API call or credential level.
It knows what each agent does, what it normally accesses, and when something is wrong.
Behavioral Baselines
Clutch builds a baseline for every agent — what it accesses, when, from where, and with which credentials.
Out-of-the-Box Detections
Credential misuse, anomalous access patterns, malicious tools, shadow agent activity. Out-of-the-box without writing a single rule.
Custom Detection Rules
Define what matters in your environment. Which agents, which resources, which conditions warrant an alert.
What You Get
Alerts With Full Context
Every alert includes the agent, its credentials, the action that triggered detection, and what’s at risk. The alert goes to your SOC workflow with enough context to assess severity without pulling logs.
Investigation
Full activity timeline for any agent-related incident. The agent involved, every credential it used, every resource it touched, and the action that triggered detection. Who owns the agent, what it can reach, and what’s exposed.
Response
Revoke compromised credentials. Disable agent access. Notify owners and affected teams. Generate incident documentation. Every action integrates with your existing ticketing and workflow tools.