LSCP's zero-trust gateway is designed for the same three-sided market Nexum serves — each side needs a different guarantee from the same protocol.
Builders need to move fast without begging every enterprise customer for bespoke, risky access. LSCP gives them a standard protocol instead.
Configure schemas with Builder, enforce them live with Runtime — both speak native MCP.
Bound extractions mean a misbehaving agent gets rejected, not a security incident.
Answer security review questions with a protocol enterprises already trust.
Govern the exact graph Nexum compiles — no extra integration layer.
Vendors don't want to hand agents open API access. LSCP lets them expose exactly what's approved and nothing more.
Define exactly which fields and relationships agents may extract — nothing else is reachable.
Every extraction is hash-anchored, so you can show customers exactly what agents accessed.
LSCP's MCP servers are the gateway — you configure the schema, not the plumbing.
Agents can't synthesize new fields or write data your schema doesn't allow.
This is LSCP's home turf: the zero-trust boundary that lets security teams say yes to agentic AI without giving up control.
No agent ever gets raw network or API access — only bound, governed extractions.
Hash-anchored lineage for every node an agent ever touched — ready for audit.
The gateway holds no persistent state that could itself become an attack surface.
One Builder configuration governs every agent, orchestrator, and integration across the org.
Start with Builder to define your schema, then enforce it live with Runtime.
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