AI Logs

Tool Fingerprint Drift: Review Changes Before Use Tool fingerprint drift means the recorded tool definition differs from its approved baseline. It is a signal to review a change, not proof that the change is malicious. Current canonical MCP execution denies calls to a drifted tool until re-approval. The supply-chain problem…

Tool Integrity Engine: Contracts, Calls and Limits A Tool Integrity Engine (TIE) compares recorded tool contracts and observed call attributes to identify divergence. It can add context beyond a tool-name allowlist, but its coverage depends on the fields it inspects. The older DeepIntShield TIE is a legacy capability; current canonical…

AIBOM Explained: Inventory and Verify AI Agent Tools An AI Bill of Materials (AIBOM) is a structured inventory of the AI components a system records, such as tools, models and dependencies. Tool-oriented exports can include declared contracts, fingerprints and drift state. Check the scope of an export before treating it…

OWASP Agentic ASI Top 10: Risks and Practical Controls The OWASP Agentic ASI Top 10 (2026) is a framework that lists the ten most critical security risks specific to agentic AI systems. The older OWASP LLM Top 10 covers risks to language models; the Agentic ASI list covers the brand-new…

Agentic AI Security: How PEP and PDP Protect Tool Calls Agentic AI security checks the actions an AI agent asks to perform, such as reading a record or calling a tool. A Policy Enforcement Point (PEP) pauses the action, and a Policy Decision Point (PDP) decides whether it is allowed.…