Discover and identify
Evidence firstBuild a tenant-scoped inventory from explicitly authorized integrations. Unverified assets are not presented as confirmed discoveries.
ELITZE Agentic Security helps teams identify agents and MCP servers, understand what they can reach, enforce policy before sensitive actions, validate security within authorized scope, and preserve evidence for review.
Control plane
Unavailable integrations are labeled not configured. Missing evidence is described as not verified or not measurable.
Build a tenant-scoped inventory from explicitly authorized integrations. Unverified assets are not presented as confirmed discoveries.
Connect identities to servers, tools, APIs, and data using source-backed relationships. Insufficient coverage remains clearly identified.
Evaluate policy before sensitive tool execution. Sara cannot grant its own permissions or bypass required approvals.
Keep provider events, validation results, and retest evidence tied to their sources. Configuration alone is not proof of effective operation.
Platform capabilities
Five capability groups keep the product easy to scan while preserving the full scope for technical and enterprise review.
Agent and workload identities, tenant boundaries, authorization, session controls, and delegated access.
MCP servers, tools, APIs, cloud workloads, sensitive data paths, and pre-execution policy enforcement.
Authorized automated and manual testing, vulnerability review, scoped execution, remediation checks, and retesting.
Source-backed detections, exposure context, integrations, compliance workflows, and operator-reviewed response.
Traceable decisions, source references, observation timestamps, explicit evidence states, and verifiable outcomes.
Sara is the ELITZE security assistant. ELITZE is the platform. Both operate within explicit authorization boundaries; runtime activity is reported only when supported by evidence.
Evidence remains clearly labeled as observed, declared, inferred, not verified, or not measurable. ELITZE never presents missing telemetry as proof of a secure state.
Detailed capability map
Use the interactive catalog below when you need capability-level detail. The homepage stays focused on the core value proposition.
Explore the product by security domain. Labels identify application surfaces and documented control paths; operational status still depends on verified, connected evidence.
The platform and its security assistant. Declared capabilities describe their intended roles; live execution and authorization are shown only when supported by runtime evidence.
Not verified — runtime activity requires connected execution evidence
Tenant-scoped policy applies. Sensitive actions require verified identity, explicit authorization, and approval where configured.
When runtime evidence is absent, the platform records an unverified state instead of claiming that an agent is active or has executed.