Agent & Harness Security
Map models, agent frameworks, orchestration layers, memory, planning workflows and the software controlling how agents interact with your environment.
Test what your AI agents can actually access, decide and do.
AI agents can access business data, call APIs, execute tools, interact with applications and take actions across your environment. HackLabs tests the security controls surrounding those agents before an unexpected action becomes a security incident.
ASD's Australian Cyber Security Centre has warned Australian organisations about risks arising when AI agents take unexpected or unauthorised actions. Traditional security controls still matter, but agentic systems introduce new trust boundaries, identities, permissions and execution paths.
The assessment goes beyond the language model itself. HackLabs tests the identities, tools, permissions, connectors and infrastructure that allow an agent to take action inside your organisation.
Map models, agent frameworks, orchestration layers, memory, planning workflows and the software controlling how agents interact with your environment.
Assess MCP servers, enterprise connectors, third-party plugins and APIs for excessive permissions, weak trust boundaries and exploitable integrations.
Test service accounts, OAuth grants, API keys, machine identities and secrets for excessive privilege, credential exposure and escalation paths.
Simulate blocked workflows, conflicting instructions, prompt injection, hostile content and unexpected conditions to observe whether agents attempt unintended actions.
Validate segmentation, network egress controls, sensitive-data access and separation between AI agents and critical or production systems.
Determine whether high-impact actions genuinely require human authorisation and whether approval controls can be bypassed or circumvented.
Assess whether agent actions are attributable and detectable, whether abnormal activity can be identified and whether the agent can be contained quickly.
Receive technically validated findings, business impact and a prioritised remediation plan for reducing agentic AI exposure.
The HackLabs assessment incorporates the core security principles identified in Australian Government guidance for managing AI-agent risk.
HackLabs actively tests whether your controls work when an AI agent encounters conditions your developers, security team or business owners did not anticipate.
Clear explanation of your organisation's agentic AI exposure and material business risks.
Technical vulnerabilities and attack paths manually validated by HackLabs security practitioners.
Assessment against relevant agent, identity, network, monitoring and incident-response controls.
Prioritised technical and governance actions your teams can implement immediately.
If your organisation is deploying AI agents, copilots, autonomous workflows or MCP-connected systems, HackLabs can determine what they can actually access and do.