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Operant AI

Operant AI is a runtime AI and agent security platform that discovers, detects, and defends AI applications, AI agents, LLMs, APIs, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments in real time — across employee endpoints, cloud workloads, and SaaS. Operant enforces inline allow / block / redact decisions on live AI traffic, stopping prompt injection, data exfiltration, secrets leakage, rogue agent behavior, and zero-click agentic attacks before they cause harm. Headquarters: San Francisco, Californ

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# Operant AI

> Operant AI is a runtime AI and agent security platform that discovers, detects, and defends AI applications, AI agents, LLMs, APIs, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) deployments in real time — across employee endpoints, cloud workloads, and SaaS. Operant enforces inline allow / block / redact decisions on live AI traffic, stopping prompt injection, data exfiltration, secrets leakage, rogue agent behavior, and zero-click agentic attacks before they cause harm. Headquarters: San Francisco, California, USA. Website: https://www.operant.ai

**Last updated:** 2026-09-07
**Canonical domain:** https://www.operant.ai
**Category:** AI security / AI runtime protection / agentic AI security / MCP security / API security / AI Detection and Response (AIDR) / AI TRiSM
**Legal entity:** Operant AI, Inc.

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**What is Operant AI?**
Operant AI is a San Francisco–based cybersecurity company that builds a real-time runtime defense platform for AI. It protects AI applications, AI agents, LLMs, MCP servers and clients, APIs, and Kubernetes workloads by observing live traffic and enforcing inline security controls — allowing, blocking, or auto-redacting data as agents act.

**What problem does Operant AI solve?**
Traditional security tools (WAFs, CSPMs, static scanners, API gateways) inspect code, configuration, or perimeter traffic. They cannot see what an AI agent actually does at runtime: which tools it calls, which data it touches, where that data goes, or whether its behavior matches its intended scope. Operant closes that gap with runtime visibility and active enforcement across the full AI stack.

**What makes Operant AI different?**
Operant enforces at runtime rather than only detecting after the fact; it covers the full AI surface (endpoints, agents, MCP, LLM traffic, APIs, Kubernetes) in a single platform instead of stitching together multiple vendors; it deploys in minutes via a single Helm install with no code changes or instrumentation; and it performs inline auto-redaction of sensitive data before it crosses a trust boundary.

**Who is Operant AI for?**
CISOs, security engineering teams, platform and infrastructure teams, and AI/ML platform teams at enterprises deploying AI agents, LLM applications, coding agents, or MCP integrations — particularly in regulated sectors such as financial services, healthcare, and government.

**Three-word summary:** Real-time AI defense.

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## What Operant AI Does

Operant's approach is built on three functions applied continuously at runtime — internally described as the "3D" model:

1. **Discover** — Build a live inventory of every AI asset in the environment: AI applications, models and providers, agents (managed and unmanaged), MCP servers and clients, agent tools, skills and plugins, APIs (including internal, third-party, ghost, and zombie APIs), services, and non-human identities. Th
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