Bain Says Every Agentic Platform Needs a Policy Layer. We Built One.
Bain & Company's agentic AI architecture framework calls for centralised policy enforcement across MCP tool calls. Intercept is the open-source implementation.
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Why Your Agent Shouldn't Know About Its Spending Limits
Policy enforcement belongs in your tools, not your agent. Here's why the integration point matters for security.
Under the Hood: How Two-Gate Enforcement Works
Technical deep-dive into PolicyLayer's two-gate cryptographic architecture that prevents transaction tampering without holding private keys.
Multisig vs Policy Layers: Which Approach Secures AI Agents Better?
Compare multisig wallets and policy layers for AI agent security. Learn when to use each approach—and why the best answer is often both.
Policy Enforcement Latency: Real-World Benchmarks
How much latency does policy enforcement add to AI agent transactions? Real benchmarks from production deployments.
Multi-Agent Wallet Architecture: Isolate Funds Before They Drain
One shared wallet means one compromised agent drains everything. Learn how to structure isolated treasuries with per-agent budgets and emergency kill switches.
Custodial vs Non-Custodial: The Key Architecture Decision for AI Agent Wallets
Should you give your AI agents their own keys or use a custodial service? The trade-offs, risks, and when to use each approach.