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Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls
Browser-native firewall and data loss prevention for AI agents calling tools via WebMCP
About Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls
Wave Security provides a browser-native firewall and data loss prevention system designed to govern AI agents that call tools registered and executed directly within web pages using the WebMCP specification. The tool inspects tool registration and execution to control what tools are available, what data can enter or leave, and how calls are handled in real time. It enforces policies at two critical points: during tool registration, where tools can be hidden or denied based on name, metadata, or schema, and during execution, where inputs and outputs are inspected and can be allowed, warned, blocked, or limited before returning to the agent. Wave also offers input and output data loss prevention, runtime hardening against malicious patterns, and live policy management that can be pushed instantly across managed browsers. Evidence collection and auditing are built in, with detailed transcripts and exportable bundles for compliance and review. The system currently operates in Chrome and is expected to expand to other browsers as WebMCP adoption grows.
Key features
- Tool availability control by name, metadata, or schema
- Real-time call protection with allow/warn/block/limit actions
- Input and output data loss prevention with redaction
- Runtime hardening against flood, shadowing, and tampering
- Live policy management with versioning and rollback
- Evidence collection with transcripts and exportable bundles
- Cross-origin frame and origin-aware policy enforcement
- Default-deny mode for approved tools only
Use cases
- Securing AI agents in travel booking applications
- Protecting internal tool integrations with sensitive data
- Preventing data exfiltration in payment processing flows
Pros
- Inspects tool registration and execution in real time
- Enforces policies at both registration and call boundaries
- Supports data loss prevention for inputs and outputs
- Provides runtime hardening against malicious patterns
- Offers live policy management with instant updates
Cons
- Requires WebMCP-enabled browsers for full functionality
- No indication of a free tier or open-source availability
- Limited to browser-native AI tool interactions
Frequently asked questions about Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls
What does Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls do?
Wave Security provides a browser-native firewall and data loss prevention system that governs AI agents interacting with tools registered and executed directly within web pages using the WebMCP specification. It controls tool availability, data flow, and real-time call handling to enforce security policies.
Who is Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls designed for?
The tool is designed for organizations that need to secure AI agents operating within web browsers, particularly those using WebMCP to register and execute tools. It suits enterprises concerned with data loss prevention, policy enforcement, and compliance in AI-driven workflows.
How does Wave Security enforce policies?
Policies are enforced at two critical points: during tool registration, where tools can be hidden or denied based on name, metadata, or schema, and during execution, where inputs and outputs are inspected and controlled in real time before returning to the agent.
What browsers does Wave Security support?
Wave Security currently operates in Chrome and is expected to expand to other browsers as WebMCP adoption grows.
Does Wave Security provide auditing and compliance features?
Yes, Wave Security includes evidence collection and auditing capabilities, such as detailed transcripts and exportable bundles, to support compliance and review processes.
How can I get started with Wave Security AI DLP MCP Controls?
To get started, visit the Wave Security website to learn more about the tool and its capabilities. The system can be integrated into managed browsers to begin enforcing policies and securing AI agent interactions.
