CANHA
Security infrastructure for agents that act.
About
When software can act, the security question stops being "what can the user see?" and becomes "what can this system be made to do?" An AI agent sits at exactly that transition: it holds credentials, invokes tools, reads data, and can act on the world. Its risk is less about the model and more about the reach we attach to it.
We work on that problem. Our first product is the AI Agent Security Assessment: a fixed-scope, adversarial test of a production agent's real trust boundaries. It exists because the question the market is asking right now — from shippers and enterprise buyers alike — is specific: has this agent been tested, and can I see the evidence?
01An honest note
CANHA is early-stage. We'd rather be precise than look bigger than we are.
You won't find a client roster, certifications, partnerships, or a long company history here — because we don't have them to show. We're building this company now, and the fastest way to be credible is to be specific about what we offer.
Concretely
- A structured assessment of your agent's authorization and abuse surface
- Reproducible findings with severity and remediation guidance
- An evidence package your customer's security team can review
Security for AI systems is new and largely unwritten. We're writing our part carefully — starting with the question that matters to the people shipping agents today: what can this agent be made to do?
See the assessment for yourself.
Start a request and we'll take you through scoping.