Backslash
Building the next-generation application security for the AI coding era
The problem
AI is changing how software is built. By 2028, most enterprise developers will rely on AI coding agents, driving a sharp rise in code output and, with it, a flood of new risk. Security teams have little visibility into which AI coding agents, models, MCP servers, and skills are running across their organisation, and can't keep pace with how fast new tools appear. Regulation in Europe and the US is rewriting accountability for software defects, making this gap business-critical. The real challenge is letting developers run at the speed of AI while managing risk and staying compliant.
The solution
Backslash secures agentic endpoints. It gives security teams real-time visibility into every AI coding agent, MCP server, LLM, and skill running across the organisation, with a full inventory, a posture score, and a remediation plan. Working with modern IDEs and coding agents such as Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini Code Assist, Windsurf, and GitHub Copilot, it enforces secure configuration, file access, and permissions to fence off agentic AI, reduce its attack surface, and prevent unexpected malicious behaviour. With Backslash, organisations can adopt AI coding at speed without losing visibility or control.
