Technical access
The agent, workload or person can reach the system with a valid credential or tool connection. That proves connectivity, not organizational permission.
AI Circuit Breaker · Consequential Action Protection
Your agent has access. Does it have authority?
AtlaSent helps you identify the actions that can materially affect your business, connect them to the people and rules that should govern them, and enforce those decisions before covered actions execute. Start with one action. Keep your existing security, identity and workflow tools.
The protection gap
Security can miss the attack. Access can still be valid. The action can still be unauthorized.
Business decision
Your organization has an actual decision right: who may deploy, grant access, release data, move money, or approve another consequential action.
Execution-time protection
On a covered path, AtlaSent checks that authority before the exact action executes and refuses or holds when it cannot be established.
AtlaSent does not claim to detect every exploit, zero-day or stolen credential. The protection claim is scoped to execution paths that actually enforce the AtlaSent decision.
Find → map → protect
Map business decisions to the machines that can exercise them.
1 · Understand the business
Public company context and customer-confirmed facts help identify likely consequential decisions and owners. Public or inferred facts are discovery evidence, never authority.
2 · Discover execution capabilities
MCP, APIs, pipelines and connectors reveal the tools and operations software or agents can actually invoke. Candidate mappings point those capabilities to the Action Catalog.
3 · Enforce organizational authority
You confirm who may request, approve and execute. AtlaSent applies that authority at the covered commit point and preserves decision, permit, execution and effect evidence separately.
Open community
Free to discover and gate locally. Paid to operate protection as an organization.
Developers can start with the public MCP server, MCP Gate, SDKs and local rules. Community mappings can help identify that a tool looks consequential, but a community mapping can never grant customer authority.
Enterprise adds centrally governed identities, approvals, action-scoped authority, coverage truth, evidence, containment and assisted activation across the organization.
The distinction
Community knowledge: “this tool can deploy to production.”
Your organizational authority: “these people may authorize this exact production deploy under these conditions.”
Only the second can authorize execution.
What protection can cover
Start with the action that would hurt if it happened without authority.
Production change
Deploys, infrastructure changes and configuration changes.
AI agent tool call
Agent actions that change real systems, including MCP tool calls.
Privileged access
Admin grants, role changes and break-glass elevation.
Money movement
Payments, refunds and other financial actions bound to material transaction facts.
Sensitive data release
Exports and releases of customer, patient or other sensitive data.
Your action
If the action is consequential to your business, tell us where it executes and who should have authority over it.
Find what to protect
Start with your company and the systems your software can reach.
You should not have to invent AtlaSent's action taxonomy. We use public company context to suggest likely business decision areas, then MCP/connectors can reveal the real capabilities your software can invoke. You confirm what matters and who has authority before protection is configured.
A person reads every request and replies within one business day. Do not include passwords, API keys, secrets or regulated data.