Security from first principles

Agentic safety and security require a new language for interacting with intelligent systems.

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Agentic performances with guarantees

Catch 100% of prompt injections by design. No guesses, just security.

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Fast, real-time, reactive protection

Our latency measures in microseconds. We secure multiple I/O with unnoticeable overhead.

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Direct insights on silent attack vectors

Get full observability over stateful reasoning backing every decision. Enforce safe behaviours under every circumstance

Uncompromised security

Traditional AI safety relies on probabilistic filters and post-hoc moderation, methods that fundamentally cannot guarantee protection against adversarial inputs. Lycid enforces security through reasoning graphs.

Every tool call, every data dependency, every information flow is tracked and validated against a formal security policy before execution.

The result is a framework where safety is a mathematical property of the system, not a best-effort heuristic.

  • βœ“Catch 100% of prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data exfiltration
  • βœ“0% of false positive
  • βœ“Security checks run in ~200ΞΌs
  • βœ“Fully deterministic
  • βœ“Auditable

Safe and trustworthy AI

Agentic AI systems make chains of decisions that are opaque by default, hidden inside token sequences and internal state. Lycid makes reasoning visible and structured.

By representing agent workflows as explicit data-flow graphs, each node is a concrete operation: a tool call, a data transformation, a decision branch, with tracked provenance and taint labels.

This graphical intermediate layer lets you inspect, audit, and constrain how an agent reasons before it acts. Instead of trusting a black-box chain-of-thought, you get a formal reasoning structure that can be verified, bounded, and governed.

  • βœ“Your agent can explain every decision it makes
  • βœ“Enforce fairness in agentic decision-making
  • βœ“Adaptive reasoning patterns under varying levels of uncertainty
  • βœ“Ensure that decisions are taken from evidence and local knowledge bases, not model confabulation

Observing cognitive vulnerabilities

As agentic systems grow in complexity, they become vulnerable to subtle cognitive failures that can be exploited by attackers.

Belief drift, goal hijacking, or coordination failures between agents are silent threats that won’t be revealed by injection filters.

Lycid can trace causal influences in agentic workflows and provide principled visibility over these cognitive vulnerabilities in real time.

  • βœ“Get significant insights with causal analysis of agentic malfunction
  • βœ“Track the emergence of delusional beliefs and intentions in real time
  • βœ“Ensure efficient collaboration in multi-agent workflows
  • βœ“Enforce consistent behavior over long-horizon reasoning

Enforcing safety and security without losing in performance?

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