Sensitive data, protected on the way in — and on the way out.

Agents touch more data than any employee. Prove7’s Data Protection Guards scan every governed execution inbound and outbound, driven by your data-classification rules — with secrets brokered by connectors so agents never see credentials.

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Protection in the path of the action

Inbound + outbound. Inputs are scanned and sanitized before the agent acts; outputs are scanned before they land — both sides sealed to the record.
Classification-driven. Tenant data-classification rules and a pattern library catch PII, PHI, PCI data, and secrets — with per-node overrides where a workflow needs stricter handling.
Secrets never in prompts. Connector credentials live in the connector’s secure config and a secrets manager — the agent invokes the capability, never holds the key. No model API keys on endpoints either: inference is platform-managed.
Fail-closed where it matters. A guard that can’t evaluate blocks the action; every redaction is recorded with what fired and why.

Frequently asked

How is data protection for agents different from prompt DLP?

Prompt DLP redacts what people type into chat. Agent data protection guards every input an agent consumes and every output it produces across real executions — files, records, API payloads — driven by classification rules, with secrets brokered so agents never hold credentials at all.

Accountable Autonomy™ — answers as it acts.

See it govern an agent end-to-end in 30 minutes.

If you’re the one who answers when the machine acts — a CISO, a CFO, a COO — watch Prove7 Control Vector™ take an agent from discovered to governed to proven, live.

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