We're building the security platform for the agentic stack.
Cavexia AI, Inc. is an American security company headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama. We make tools that catch malicious MCP servers, tool poisoning, and supply-chain risk before they reach production. The product line is Cavexia Agentic Security Systems; the company is Cavexia AI, Inc.
Make every AI agent inspectable.
AI agents are about to run a meaningful share of every developer's workflow. Today they install MCP servers from public registries with no integrity checks, no sandboxing, and minimal review. That gap is the next category of supply-chain compromise.
Cavexia exists to close it. Free scanning for every developer. Signed reports so security teams can verify what was checked. Continuous monitoring for the configs that matter. A public threat intel feed so the whole ecosystem benefits from each disclosure.
The npm-audit of MCP, then more.
Phase one: become the canonical authority on MCP server safety. Every developer who installs an MCP server checks Cavexia first, the way they check npm audit before deploying.
Phase two: extend the same data layer to runtime — observe AI agents in production, detect anomalous tool calls, give security teams an audit trail for every action an agent took. The moat is the corpus: every scan adds to a dataset no competitor can replicate without equivalent customer reach.
Phase three: become the compliance answer for AI dev tooling under SOC 2, EU AI Act, Colorado AI Act, and NIST AI RMF. Auditors already ask “how do you verify the AI tools your engineers use?”. Cavexia answers it.
What we hold ourselves to.
Determinism over hype.
Every finding is reproducible. Every report is signed. We don't pretend to be magic AI; we're pattern-matching, semver checks, CVE databases, and integrity verification. ML lives on top of the deterministic layer, never in place of it.
Responsible disclosure first.
When we find vulnerabilities in third-party MCP servers, we contact maintainers privately and give them 30 days (90 for critical) before anything is public. We name maintainers who fix; we name and inform users about maintainers who don't.
Free is real.
Defensive tools — pre-commit hooks, GitHub Action, CI scripts, signed reports — are free. We monetize what costs us money to run (continuous monitoring, alerts, AI explanations, history retention), not what costs the user nothing to adopt.
Open where it matters.
The cavexia.json manifest spec is CC0. The CLI is open source. The threat intel feed is public. We compete on data freshness and product quality, not on holding the standards hostage.
American security by an American company.
We're based in Birmingham, Alabama. Our data is in US-region infrastructure. Our team operates under US export controls and FedRAMP-aligned practices. Companies that need to know where their security tooling is hosted can ask us and get a clear answer.
Birmingham, Alabama.
Start with a free scan.
No login required. Paste a config, get a signed report in under 30 seconds. Upgrade only when you need continuous monitoring.