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The AI Agent Security Market and Frameworks

How the market is organised, what each category of tool controls, and which frameworks to build policy on.

Each page also shows the layer most stacks leave open: which web pages an agent may visit, the gap an AI agent allow list fills.

9Enterprise pages
10Market categories
48Checklist items
40M+Domains classified

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The common gap

What most stacks leave open

Gateways see model and tool traffic. Identity tools see credentials. Few tools decide which web pages an agent may open.

Model traffic

Covered by LLM and AI gateways.

Tool calls

Covered by MCP gateways.

Credentials

Covered by identity tools.

Web pages

Often open. Page types close it.

Why the gap matters

  • The 2026 agent incidents ran through web paths: logins, plugin installs, WebDAV writes and dataset uploads.
  • In our replay, page data plus egress rules would have stopped almost all of them.
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Close the web layer in your stack

28 page types, including 8 action types, on 40M+ domains.

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