Golf

Golf: The Enterprise MCP Security and Agentic AI Governance Control Plane

Introduction:

Golf is the premier Agentic AI Governance platform designed to secure AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connections. Unlike traditional AI gateways, Golf operates at the MCP layer to provide full visibility into shadow AI, enabling real-time policy enforcement and automated compliance auditing. It protects organizations from data exfiltration and unauthorized access caused by tools like Cursor and Claude Code by monitoring the connection between agents and sensitive data sources. With SOC 2 Type II certification and sub-millisecond latency, Golf ensures that engineering, security, and compliance teams can enable AI productivity without compromising security or regulatory standards.

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Secure Your Agentic AI Foundation with Golf: The Premier MCP Security and Governance Platform

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, organizations are facing a new breed of security risks. While many companies focus on LLM security, a massive blind spot has emerged: the Agentic AI layer. Engineers and teams are increasingly connecting tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot to production environments via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). These connections often bypass traditional SIEM, DLP, and identity layers.

Golf is the enterprise-grade control plane specifically built to solve this problem, providing comprehensive Agentic Governance and MCP Security to ensure your data remains protected while your teams stay productive.

What's Golf?

Golf is the control layer for AI access that operates at the MCP layer, rather than the LLM layer. While agents talk to their own LLMs, Golf governs where and how those agents connect to your internal data. It is a robust security and governance platform that discovers, enforces, and audits every AI agent and MCP connection within an organization.

Designed for the modern enterprise, Golf addresses the "Blind Spot"—the AI tools and agents that you didn't build but are active in your environment. By sitting between tools and data, Golf ensures that no AI action goes unnoticed and no sensitive data is exposed without authorization.

Key Features of Golf

1. Full Discovery and Visibility

Golf provides total visibility with zero blind spots. It allows you to discover Shadow AI across your organization, identifying every AI agent, MCP server, and data connection—including those set up by individual engineers without official approval.

Track Usage: Monitor how AI tools are being used in real-time.
Identify Connections: See exactly which agents are accessing your codebase, customer records, or deal pipelines.

2. Real-Time Policy Enforcement

Secure your AI environment without creating friction for your developers. Golf enables granular policy enforcement at the tool, team, and data source level.

Block Threats: Automatically prevent PII exposure, credential leaks, and unauthorized data access.
Sub-ms Latency: Governance happens in real-time with sub-millisecond performance, ensuring no impact on speed.
IAM Integration: Use fine-grained access controls to prevent unauthorized actions.

3. Comprehensive AI Governance and Audit

Be audit-ready at all times. Golf maintains a 90-day trail of every prompt, action, and MCP call made within your infrastructure.

Pre-mapped Controls: Evidence is automatically mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST AI RMF, and FINRA.
Evidence Export: Generate and export compliance reports in minutes rather than weeks.
Regulatory Alignment: Stay ahead of the EU AI Act and FINRA 2026 requirements.

Use Cases for Agentic Governance

Security Teams

Security teams use Golf to eliminate the blind spots created by third-party agents. When an engineer connects Cursor to a codebase or Claude Code to a production database, Golf notifies the security team instantly, preventing hidden data exfiltration or unauthorized permission escalation.

AI Governance and Compliance

For compliance officers, Golf provides the necessary documentation and oversight required by modern regulators. It ensures human-in-the-loop oversight for high-risk AI interactions and tracks all agent activity to satisfy SOC 2 and HIPAA audit cycles.

Platform Engineering and IT

IT teams use Golf to enable AI adoption while maintaining full control. By using the MCP Gateway, they can move away from manual approvals and implement automated, fine-grained access controls that govern AI by default.

How to Use Golf

Implementing Golf is a streamlined three-step process designed to get your organization governed in days, not months.

Step 1: Deploy & Discover Deploy Golf across your endpoints. The platform immediately begins discovering every AI tool, MCP server, and agent connection, including shadow infrastructure you were previously unaware of.
Step 2: Enforce & Control Route your traffic through the MCP Gateway. Here, you define specific policies for different teams and tools. Whether it's blocking PII or restricting access to certain databases, Golf enforces these rules in real-time.
Step 3: Identity & Audit Integrate the platform with your existing Identity Provider (IDP) via SSO. You can then stream all agent activity directly to your SIEM and export pre-mapped compliance evidence whenever needed.

FAQ

How does Golf differ from an AI Gateway? Traditional AI gateways sit between your application and the LLM. They are ineffective for third-party agents like Claude or Copilot that make their own calls. Golf operates at the MCP layer, governing the connection to the data itself, which covers every agent regardless of the LLM it uses.

What integrations does Golf support? Golf natively integrates with your enterprise stack, including SIEM and Observability tools, as well as Identity and Access Management (IAM) platforms. It supports over 40 integrations, including GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise, Windsurf, and any custom MCP Server.

Is Golf compliant with major regulations? Yes. Golf is SOC 2 Type II certified and provides the evidence required for the EU AI Act, FINRA 2026 prompt logging requirements, and standard HIPAA or ISO audits.

What is the performance impact? Golf is built for engineering teams. It requires less than 10 lines of code to implement and operates with sub-millisecond latency, ensuring that governance does not slow down development.

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