Internal Enterprise Agents
Agents with access to internal systems — ticketing, infrastructure, databases, deployment tooling — carry the highest blast radius of any AI surface, and are usually the least tested because they're "just for employees."
What can go wrong
Over-privileged service accounts
The agent inherits broader access from its own service account than any single employee using it should have.
Indirect prompt injection
Adversarial instructions arrive through content the agent reads — tickets, documents, emails — not through direct chat input.
Missing human-in-the-loop on high-impact actions
Deploys, data deletion, or permission changes execute without the confirmation the design assumed would be there.
Trust-boundary confusion
Internal-only context and externally-sourced content the agent ingests get treated as equally trustworthy.
Illustrative attack path
This is a representative validation target, not a claim that every customer system exposes the same chain.
What Oxyne tests
How it works
We work with your team to map the agent's real tool and data access, then run adversarial content through each ingestion path and verify guardrails hold under both adversarial and realistic edge-case pressure.
Scoped interface
Define supported connection paths, authorized actions, credentials, and prohibited behavior before testing.
Evidence produced
Receive the supporting transcript, explicit success criteria, judge reasoning, validation level, and remediation context.
Applicable workflows
Use recurring AI Security Testing for baseline coverage and a separately scoped AI Red Teaming campaign for deeper analysis.
See Oxyne on your own systems.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough — we'll scope a real assessment for your AI and web surfaces.