72-Hour Context Firewall Review
Map the boundary between what your agent reads and what it does.
We map one agent workflow, replay the likely abuse paths, and give you a context-boundary policy pack before production or enterprise review.
what you get in 72 hours
- Agent context mapA clear map of every context source, trust level, memory touchpoint, tool, action, and output sink in one workflow.
- Source-to-sink risk tableWhich sources can influence which sinks today, where that is unsafe, and the business impact if it is abused.
- Exploit replay notesReproducible abuse paths with the hostile prompt, document, memory, MCP response, or tool output that drives the failure.
- Policy recommendationsA first context-boundary policy pack: allow, block, redact, quarantine, approval, logging, and retest guidance.
- Buyer-facing proof summaryA concise evidence summary you can share in an enterprise review without exposing sensitive implementation details.
- Pilot recommendationA pragmatic next step: monitor-only, enforce-now, fix-before-pilot, or defer with documented residual risk.
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for
- AI startups preparing for production, a design partner, or an enterprise security review.
- Teams with one concrete agent workflow that reads external context, uses RAG or memory, calls tools, or touches customer data.
- Founders, CTOs, and security leads who need evidence before committing to a larger Context Firewall pilot.
not for
- Teams that only need a generic AI policy template or questionnaire answer.
- Organizations without a specific workflow, demo, architecture, or docs to review yet.
- Full compliance audits, penetration tests of the whole application, or production incident response retainers.
HubSpot lead handling
- Website submissions enter HubSpot as a high-intent teardown/review lead with source=72-hour-context-firewall-review.
- The intake flow creates or updates the contact, creates a deal in the configured HubSpot pipeline, and defaults to the appointmentscheduled stage unless the CRM env overrides it.
- Plan interest remains blank for the one-off review; Pro, Team, and Enterprise pricing interest stays reserved for subscription or pilot enquiries.
pricing and activation
- The review is activated manually after the form: no card is collected on the website, and the team follows up within one business day to confirm fit, scope, and payment path.
- Self-serve Stripe checkout for Pro and Team is still being configured; pricing CTAs reserve the plan or route to sales rather than pretending checkout is live.
- If the review leads to an annual subscription or pilot, the review fee can be credited by agreement during activation.