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Categories/Cybersecurity/Traceforce
Traceforce

Traceforce

Monitor and block risky actions taken by local AI agents, desktop apps, and MCPs

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Free Trial

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★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Traceforce to monitor, control, and secure artificial intelligence applications running across your company's devices. It operates directly on endpoints to oversee browser tools, desktop apps, model context protocol connectors, and command-line agents. The system tracks every prompt, reasoning step, and tool call in real time, preventing dangerous commands like accidental database deletions or unauthorized credential exposure. You can deploy it across your fleet using existing device managers in minutes, audit employee activity, and automatically isolate or patch unvetted extensions without writing custom scripts.

What Traceforce does

Scan device fleets for unauthorized AI applicationsBlock high-risk actions triggered by model context protocol toolsAudit user prompts and agent execution stepsQuarantine vulnerable or malicious AI packagesConnect security policies to existing MDM systemsInspect external network calls made by CLI agentsRuns directly on endpoint devices to monitor desktop and browser AI activityInspects Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool calls in real timeBlocks destructive CLI commands and accidental database deletionsAuto-patches and quarantines unvetted or malicious AI packagesMaps prompts, reasoning, and tool calls using incident graphsDeploys across device fleets using existing MDM toolsScans and audits third-party MCP connectors

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Pricing model: Free trial

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