Agent + MCP Discovery
Discover real agents, MCP servers, models and tools from authorized connected sources.
AI security control plane
Discover the agent. Control the path. Prove the fix.
ELITZE connects discovery, identity, reachability, policy enforcement, authorized execution, runtime validation and evidence around the actions AI systems actually take.
Platform domains
A control path, not a dashboard.
Workload Identity
Bind agents, MCP servers and tools to tenant-scoped workload identities.
Reachability
Map observed identity-to-tool, API, secret and data relationships without inventing reach.
Policy Enforcement
Evaluate sensitive actions before execution with explicit decisions.
Authorized Execution
Separate policy evaluation from execution at the authorized boundary.
Evidence + Retest
Preserve decision evidence, observe the actual result and retest before closure.
Sensitive Data Reach
Track observed paths from workload identities to protected data and secrets.
Runtime Observation
Capture actual runtime outcomes instead of presenting dashboard state as evidence.
Production Truth
No mock records, fake telemetry, synthetic metrics, simulated events or invented outcomes.
Control sequence
The product is the security loop.
Discovery, identity, reachability, policy, authorized execution, runtime observation, adversarial validation, retest and evidence stay connected.
discover → identify → map → decide → authorize → observe → attack → retest → prove
Identity first
Sensitive actions stay bound to a tenant-scoped subject identity.
Policy before execution
Sensitive tool and MCP actions cross policy before the execution boundary.
Evidence before closure
A status change is not proof; the affected path must be observed and retested.
Validation layer
Security testing is part of the product surface.
Authorized pentest requests, red-team release testing, attack-path validation and evidence integrity are represented in the security skill registry. Actual test completion remains evidence-gated.
Open validation workbench
Production rule
No evidence, no production claim.
Connected integrations must supply the records behind inventory, decisions, runtime outcomes and verification.