HOL Guard Earns a 301.76 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building a Firewall for AI Agents
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Today, we are interviewing Michael Kantor from HOL Guard, an open-source firewall designed specifically for AI agents. HOL Guard sits between autonomous agents and your systems to safely block high-risk actions before they can execute.
What does HOL Guard do? And why is now the time for it to exist?
HOL Guard is the firewall for AI agents. It sits between agents and your systems, blocking high-risk actions before they happen like deleting production data to exposing secrets. Built by HOL,...
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