Agent-Native Security Arrives: AgentX Partners with Golf.dev

Multi-agent systems are scaling. MCP networks are growing. Security needed to evolve - and today, it did.

AI agents have outgrown the world they were born into.

They no longer operate as simple chatbots with tools - they are distributed systems that reason, delegate, coordinate, and call APIs across entire organizations.

At AgentX, we’ve seen this shift firsthand. Enterprise deployments now include dozens of private MCP servers, hundreds of custom tools, and thousands of daily tool calls running across multi-workspace setups.

Traditional security layers couldn’t keep up.

They see generic API calls - not the MCP protocol.

They see valid packets - but miss malicious tool payloads.

They validate the session - but can’t restrict access to specific tools.

This is why we’re announcing a strategic partnership with Golf.dev, the creators of the first firewall built specifically for MCP, agent workflows, and multi-agent tool networks.

Why this matters

Golf brings a new layer of “agent-native security” to the ecosystem:

• Granular access control for complex agent chains

• Tool-level policies instead of endpoint-level guesses

• Deep inspection of MCP payloads

• Real-time sanitization of prompt injections and tool outputs

• Workspace-boundary enforcement for distributed systems

Together, AgentX and Golf.dev are setting a new standard for enterprise-grade AI infrastructure — one that treats agents the way modern systems actually behave: as autonomous reasoning machines, not webhooks with extra steps.

What’s next

Starting today, all enterprise AgentX deployments gain access to Golf’s firewall technology as part of our advanced security stack. This brings a new level of protection to organizations building on LLMs, MCP, RAG, tool-based automation, and distributed multi-agent workflows.

The future of agents deserves a security layer built for agents — and now, it finally has one.