Agent hijacking
Autonomous agents with tool access can be steered by malicious instructions hidden in the data they process: emails, tickets, webpages, turning your own automation against you.
status > intercepted before tool call
Security for the agentic era
MysticXTech sits between your agents, prompts, and speech interfaces and everything that tries to manipulate them, defending against agent hijacking, prompt injection, and voice cloning.
Defending three surfaces · agents · prompts · speech
The new attack surface
Language is now an attack vector. Every prompt, document, and voice call your AI touches is a potential exploit, and traditional security tools can't read intent.
Autonomous agents with tool access can be steered by malicious instructions hidden in the data they process: emails, tickets, webpages, turning your own automation against you.
Adversarial inputs that bypass guardrails, extract system prompts, leak data, or coerce models into prohibited behavior, evolving faster than static filters can track.
A few seconds of audio is enough to clone a voice. Fraudsters use synthetic speech to defeat voice authentication, impersonate executives, and socially engineer call centers.
What we secure
We focus on the parts of the AI stack attackers actually reach: your agents, your prompts, and your speech interfaces.
We inspect every instruction, tool call, and retrieved document before your agent acts on it, enforcing least-privilege limits on what agents can do, not just what they can say.
Real-time screening for prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data leakage across text and multimodal inputs, backed by continuous adversarial red-teaming of your models.
Deepfake detection, speaker verification, and liveness checks on live audio, catching cloned voices, replay attacks, and audio commands injected mid-stream into your voice agents.
How it works
One lightweight layer in front of your AI stack. No model changes, no retraining.
Every prompt, document, tool call, and audio frame passes through MysticXTech first.
Detectors score intent, hidden instructions, synthetic-speech artifacts, and policy violations in parallel.
Your policies set the response: allow, sanitize, require step-up verification, or block outright.
Every blocked attack hardens the system against the next class of threats.
Sales & Contact
Talk with our team about securing your agents, prompts, or speech systems, or explore a proof of concept.