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TenantGuard

Open source scanner for cross-tenant AI-agent security bugs

TenantGuard is a purpose-built CLI and MCP server for securing multi-tenant AI-agent deployments. While broad governance tools and general IaC scanners miss agent-specific isolation defects, TenantGuard goes deep. Using 16 fail-closed OPA/Rego rules mapped to real-world vulnerabilities, it instantly catches unscoped sandbox mounts, cross-tenant cron bindings, SSRF tool URLs, and exec credential leaks. It outputs in SARIF, JSON, and MCP and is licensed with Apache-2.0.

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As we started deploying self-hosted, multi-tenant AI agents, we realized standard IaC scanners and broad AI governance platforms were missing critical vulnerabilities. General tools simply weren't designed to catch the nuanced, agent-specific isolation defects that can lead to catastrophic cross-tenant data breaches. Initially, we tried adapting existing security scanners, but the approach was too broad. We realized we needed to go deep on a single, critical failure class: tenant isolation. That’s what inspired TenantGuard. We evolved our approach to focus exclusively on real-world exploits, mapping our policies directly to confirmed vulnerabilities rather than theoretical risks. TenantGuard is an open-source (Apache-2.0) CLI and MCP server built specifically to audit multi-tenant AI-agent deployments. Powered by 16 fail-closed OPA/Rego rules, it instantly detects: - Unscoped sandbox mounts - Cross-tenant cron bindings - SSRF-exposed tool URLs - Credential leakage via exec tools It natively outputs to SARIF, JSON, and MCP, so it drops seamlessly into your existing CI/CD pipelines. Repo: https://github.com/RudrenduPaul/... MCP Servers: https://mcpservers.org/servers/r... https://glama.ai/mcp/servers/Rud... PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/tenantg... NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/te... We built this for the community and would love your thoughts. What is the biggest security hurdle you’ve faced when deploying AI agents in production?

About TenantGuard on Product Hunt

Open source scanner for cross-tenant AI-agent security bugs

TenantGuard was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #58 on the daily leaderboard. TenantGuard is a purpose-built CLI and MCP server for securing multi-tenant AI-agent deployments. While broad governance tools and general IaC scanners miss agent-specific isolation defects, TenantGuard goes deep. Using 16 fail-closed OPA/Rego rules mapped to real-world vulnerabilities, it instantly catches unscoped sandbox mounts, cross-tenant cron bindings, SSRF tool URLs, and exec credential leaks. It outputs in SARIF, JSON, and MCP and is licensed with Apache-2.0.

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