Security Engine

The Securix Security Engine monitors API traffic patterns for agent-specific anomalies and provides built-in AI safety guardrails.

Anomaly Detection

Securix analyzes traffic patterns to identify suspicious behavior:

Behavioral Analysis

Real-time Blocking

If an Agent attempts to DELETE 100+ files in a minute, the AASB blocks the traffic and notifies the user:

{
  "error": "anomaly_detected",
  "code": "SX-403",
  "message": "Request blocked: mass deletion pattern detected",
  "details": {
    "action": "files.delete",
    "count": 147,
    "window": "60 seconds"
  }
}

Error Mapping

If a user has "Paused" an app, Securix returns a standard error with a Securix-specific error code for graceful handling:

This allows developers to handle security responses gracefully in their applications.

AI Safety Guardrails

Prevent Hallucinated Actions

• Confirmation for destructive actions - Delete, permanently remove operations require extra validation
• Batch operation limits - Prevent accidental mass operations
• Content validation - Verify data before transmission

Accidental Exfiltration Prevention

• Download limits - Cap data transfer rates
• Data classification - Flag sensitive content
• Destination validation - Verify target locations

Audit Logging

All security events are logged for compliance and debugging:

• Access Logs - Every API request with timestamp, user, action
• Security Events - Anomaly detections, blocks, alerts
• Configuration Changes - Permission updates, scope changes
• Export - Download logs for external audit

Configuration Options

Developers can customize security behavior:

const securix = new Securix({
  // Enable/disable specific guardrails
  guardrails: {
    massDeletion: { enabled: true, threshold: 100 },
    exfiltration: { enabled: true, maxMB: 1000 },
    rateLimiting: { enabled: true, requestsPerMinute: 60 },
  },

  // Custom error handling
  onAnomaly: (event) => {
    // Send notifications, update UI, etc.
  },
});