Why GopherSec
Block where it works: at the tool call and on the path
Security teams replace prompt-filter pilots and standing network access with one platform for agent governance and post-quantum networking.
Enforcement at the tool call
Prompt filters guess at intent. Gopher decides at the moment an agent calls a tool, which is the only place a block actually works.
Every MCP server has an owner
Discovery finds the servers nobody registered. Each one gets an owner and a policy, or it becomes a finding.
Attributable, replayable, exportable
Every action is tied to an identity, can be replayed, and exports as evidence for the board and examiners.
Post-quantum by default
Network paths use post-quantum key exchange today, so harvested traffic stays protected tomorrow.
Enforcement at the tool call
Post-quantum by default
Without Gopher
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With Gopher
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Prompt-filter pilots that miss what agents actually call
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Policy on every tool call, per identity
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MCP servers nobody registered or owns
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An owner and policy for every MCP server
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Standing VPN access and flat networks
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Privilege issued per task on post-quantum paths
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Logs spread across tools, hard to export
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One audit trail, exportable by control
