Protect your customers from every new AI threat.
Stop them dead.
Contain the damage.
Empowering Service Provider Security teams with Red Team, Runtime & Triage
The MSP offering
EarlyCore fills a gap in your service offering.
Giving customers an easy adoption path.
Regulated clients
Compliance they can hand to an auditor.
EU AI Act
GDPR
DORA
ISO/IEC 42001
NIST AI RMF
MITRE ATLAS
OWASP LLM · Agentic · API
CXOs
Visibility of blocked attacks, damage containment and remediation progress.
Security teams
Peace of mind, and focus on the threats that are real.
THE ADOPTION PATH
TRIAL
Scanner
Check new skills at any time, before they enter a client estate.
TRIAL
Red Team
The entire attack surface. Multiple reports over two weeks.
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Runtime
Full coverage: pre-prod pentesting, live prevention and fixes.
EXPAND
Triage
Alerts channelled through you, powering your remediation services.
Our approach
Full attack surface coverage
Every entry point intercepted
Adversarial testing in pre-production
Detect-Block-Respond in production
Remediation provided for every exploit
Check before install
The skills scanner screens everything headed for a client estate:
• Skills, MCP servers and extensions
• Poisoned packages caught before they run
• A verdict in minutes, backed by an explicit rule
Test before go-live
The red-team scanner attacks client agents in staging:
• Hijacking, data leakage and tool misuse
• Run against the agent, never the client
• A go-live gate delivery can defend
Watch in production
The runtime observer monitors every AI across the stack, read-only:
• Agents, apps, cloud AI and hardware, in real time
• Shadow AI surfaced: agents nobody declared
• Findings into your SIEM through a webhook
Fix and prove
Remediation and evidence close the loop:
• Fixes arrive as pull requests to the owning repo
• An incident report for every incident, client-ready
• Evidence packs mapped to DORA and NIS2, with your logo
Platform Services
Platform capability explained
Three separate services that can be run together.
Optional Triage service.
Real-time progress towards compliance.
Scanner
Every skill, MCP server and extension screened before install, from every department that builds them. The poisoned package dies before it runs. Free.
Red Team
22 attack categories against your agents in staging. A severity-ranked risk scorecard your dev lead can act on and your CISO can defend, before anything goes live.
Runtime
Production threat monitoring with 100% agent visibility and response inside a minute. Shadow AI surfaces automatically, so the agents nobody declared still get watched.
Triage
A third of known threats stop before any LLM inference, at zero token cost, and your analysts triage a quarter of the volume of untuned scanners. The Vulnerability Pattern dataset folds every new exploit in the wild into your next scan.
Compliance Evidence
Audit-ready evidence generated from real agent behaviour, mapped to regulations. Always current versus quarterly audit. Available inside Red Team and Runtime.
Three satisfied stakeholders is how a service renews itself.
Benchmark results
Benchmark results
AI models don't always give the same results.
EarlyCore's multi-layer approach is superior.
Benchmark run and published by EarlyCore, July 2026
Incidents
Preventable breaches. Stopped.
All four were disclosed in the last twelve months. All four involved an AI agent. No two of them broke the same way, which is the whole problem with buying one control and calling it covered.
Hugging Face
Code vulnerability, July 2026
A malicious dataset abused two code-execution flaws in the dataset pipeline: a remote-code loader and a template injection. An autonomous agent framework ran thousands of actions across short-lived sandboxes with self-migrating command-and-control on public services. Internal datasets and service credentials were accessed before execution paths were closed and credentials rotated.
Scanner
Runtime
30 global enterprises
Behavioural injection, September 2025
A Chinese state-sponsored group told Claude Code it was doing defensive testing for a security firm and decomposed the intrusion into benign-looking tasks. Roughly 30 targets across tech, finance, chemicals and government; a small number were breached, private data exfiltrated and backdoors created, with the AI running most of the campaign.
Red Team
Runtime
Amazon Q Developer
Tool poisoning, July 2025
A malicious pull request slipped a wiper prompt into the VS Code extension release, instructing the agent to delete local files and AWS resources. The compromised build shipped to production users before AWS pulled it. The payload was malformed and did not execute, and AWS issued a security bulletin and clean release.
Scanner
Red Team
Salesloft Drift
Over permissioning, August 2025
Attackers stole OAuth tokens for the Drift AI chat agent and replayed them against connected Salesforce instances. More than 700 organisations were affected, including Cloudflare, Zscaler and Palo Alto Networks. Support-case data was exfiltrated and mined for embedded credentials and secrets.
Red Team
Runtime
FAQs
The questions service providers ask first.
What it takes to add this to what you already sell.
Do we need AI security specialists on the team to deliver this?
No. The attack library, the test execution and the scoring are ours, and they run the same way for every customer. Your analysts read findings and decide what to escalate, which is work they already do every day against other tooling. The specialist knowledge sits in the platform rather than in the person operating it.
Could a test break something in a customer’s environment?
Not in production, because we never attack production. Real adversarial testing runs in dev and staging, where the blast radius is contained and a broken agent breaks nothing a customer can see. Production gets monitoring, interception and blocking instead. That split is the reason a customer’s change board will approve this at all.
Who does the remediation, us or you?
You do, or your customer does, and that is deliberate, because remediation is billable work you should be keeping. What you are not doing is working the fix out yourselves. Every finding arrives with the evidence and the platform’s recommended remediation, so your analyst is applying a fix rather than researching one. It lands back in the bill of materials, and the next run tests whether it held.
How much of our analysts’ time does each customer take?
Most of it lands in reading findings rather than running tests. The adversarial passes are scheduled, and in production the deterministic layer triages volume before anything reaches a person. The real variable is the size of your customer’s estate, so we would rather size it with you against a live one than quote an average that fits nobody.
Can we deliver it under our own brand?
Yes. Reports carry your brand, and the customer relationship stays yours throughout. We are the layer underneath the service you sell rather than a second vendor your customer has to be introduced to.
How long from signing a customer to their first report?
The sequence is connect, enumerate the bill of materials, run the first adversarial pass, report. Enumeration is the part that takes real time, because it has to surface the agents nobody declared, and it scales with the size of the estate. Everything after that runs on a schedule you set.