One policy for every agent
Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and more. Your policy stays the same when developers switch tools.
Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and more. Your policy stays the same when developers switch tools.
AI SECURITY
Varonis Atlas secures the coding agents your developers use. Block risky commands, catch agents that drift from the task, and find malicious skills in your repos.
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Runtime protection
Atlas checks each prompt, tool call, file read, and response as it happens. Block, modify, alert, or log. Intent-based access control catches actions that are allowed but outside the task.
Visibility
See who used which agent, what they asked, and every tool and MCP server the agent called. Replay any session with the policy decisions applied. Track usage and token spend by user, team, and project.
Posture
Atlas finds the skills, memory, instruction files, and MCP configurations in your repositories. Posture policies flag the risky ones, including malicious skills.
Threat detection
Atlas spots repeated violations and suspicious tool or MCP use across a session. Quarantine the user for a set time, or deny them permanently. Trusted developers keep their agents.
FAQs
Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Kiro, Devin, Google Antigravity, and Gemini CLI.
No. Atlas is an independent layer. It enforces the same policy no matter which agent or model a developer uses.
Endpoint tools see processes and files. Atlas sees what the developer asked for and what the agent did next. It checks whether each action fits the task.
No. Artifact discovery runs separately from the hooks.
Yes. It logs every MCP server call and flags suspicious MCP use. It also finds MCP configurations in your repos.