- Prompt-injection screening.
- Excessive-reasoning risk checks.
- Fast primary analysis tier.
Inspect the instruction before the agent trusts it.
Averon IntelliScan screens agent inputs for prompt-injection and excessive-reasoning risk. Suspicious checks are flagged and can be escalated to deeper analysis.
Fast checks first. Deeper analysis when risk appears.
IntelliScan evaluates an incoming instruction, identifies suspicious manipulation patterns, and routes higher-risk cases through the escalation available in the selected plan.
An instruction such as “ignore previous rules,” an attempt to assign an unrestricted persona, or a hidden instruction to disable a control is treated as untrusted input and evaluated before the agent relies on it.
Detection complements authorization. It does not replace it.
IntelliScan addresses hostile or suspicious instructions. The Averon control platform separately decides what the agent is permitted to access and do.
A prompt may pass screening and still request an action outside the agent’s authority. It may also be flagged even though the downstream action would be denied. The two controls answer different questions.
| Control | Question |
|---|---|
| IntelliScan | Does this instruction show prompt-injection or excessive-reasoning risk? |
| Agent identity | Which agent is making the request? |
| Policy engine | Is this agent allowed to use this capability? |
| MCP gate | Should this request proceed to the target? |
Choose volume and escalation depth.
Check allowances reset monthly. Final scope, integration details, and enterprise volumes are confirmed with Averon before activation.
- Everything in Base.
- Flag-driven advanced escalation.
- Deeper review for suspicious checks.
- Volume sized to the deployment.
- Advanced and deepest escalation paths.
- Enterprise scope agreed directly.
IntelliScan, in short.
The page intentionally stays concise while the product interface and integration documentation are prepared.
What counts as a check?
A check is one instruction submitted to the IntelliScan screening path. Exact request boundaries are confirmed during integration.
Does IntelliScan replace MCP policy enforcement?
No. IntelliScan evaluates instruction risk. Averon’s agent control platform evaluates authority and enforces the result at the MCP boundary.
What happens when a check is flagged?
The check is marked as suspicious. Pro and Enterprise plans can route flagged cases through deeper analysis tiers.
Start with the instruction paths your agents already trust.
Tell us your expected monthly volume and where instructions enter the agent workflow.