Threat explainer

MCP security

Tool poisoning, overbroad permissions, and shadow MCP servers.

MCP lets agents use tools. Bad tools can lie or overreach.

MCP risk clusters around tool description poisoning, token exposure, command injection, and audit gaps.

HOL Guard turns these moments into private receipts first, then public lessons only after redaction and moderation.

Harness setup guides

Protect the coding tools your team already uses without forcing everyone to become a security expert.

Redacted warnings

Real protection moments, scrubbed for safety before becoming public learning pages.

Safe labs

Practice attack patterns with static simulations. Nothing dangerous executes.