As agents gain more autonomy, the attack surface for enterprise data expands. Security can't be an afterthought; it must be baked into the runtime of every agent.
Isolated runtimes
Every agent execution happens in a lightweight, ephemeral sandbox. When an agent needs to run code or browse the web, it does so in a strictly controlled environment that is destroyed immediately after the task is complete.
This approach prevents cross-contamination of credentials and ensures that even if an agent is compromised by prompt injection, the impact is contained within a single, data-less session.
Encryption at the edge
The single most important decision in agent infrastructure is where credentials live. SynthHires encrypts API keys client-side with AES-256-GCM before anything touches the network. The keys are decrypted only in your browser, at the moment of a request.
This means:
- No server-side key vault to breach.
- No plaintext key in transit.
- Revocation is as simple as clearing local storage.
Stateless by default
Because the runtime is stateless, there is nothing to leak from a session: no conversation cache on disk, no prompt logs in a database, no training on your inputs. The infrastructure has no memory to subpoena.