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Get Started

Probe your AI agents, MCP servers, and AI models with 4000+ specialized security probes. Akto identifies vulnerabilities like prompt injections, tool abuse, and privilege escalation before attackers do.

Quick Start

Step 1: Sign Up or Log In

  1. Sign up for a new account or log in to your existing account

Step 2: Choose Probing Approach

Option A: Probe Existing Assets

Already have discovered agents and MCP servers in your inventory? Start probing immediately.

→ Red Team Existing Agentic Asset

Option B: Import New Components

Navigate to Quick Start in your Akto dashboard and import the components you want to probe:

Import AI Agents

Probe agents from AWS Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, Databricks, Google Vertex AI, IBM Watsonx, or custom agents.

→ Import AI Agents

Import MCP Servers

Probe Model Context Protocol tools, resources, and prompts by connecting to SSE endpoints.

→ Import MCP Servers

Import AI Models

Probe large language models and custom AI implementations for security vulnerabilities.

→ Import AI Agents

Step 3: Run Security Probes

Once imported:

  1. Navigate to AI Red Teaming in your dashboard

  2. Select the components you want to probe

  3. Choose from 4000+ specialized security probes

  4. Click Run Probes to start probing

Step 4: Review Results

After probes complete:

  1. View all identified vulnerabilities

  2. See detailed exploit scenarios

  3. Get remediation guidance for each issue

  4. Export reports for your team

What Gets Probed

Akto probes for:

  • Prompt injection attacks

  • Tool permission escalation

  • Data leakage vulnerabilities

  • Authentication bypass

  • MCP schema violations

  • Supply chain risks

Next Steps

  • Set up continuous probing with discovery agents

  • Enable Guardrails to block threats in production

  • Review compliance posture against security frameworks

Need help? Contact support@akto.io or use in-app Intercom.

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