Agentic Index
Pillar Security vs Straiker (2026)
Both unify offense and defense across the agent lifecycle, at 9 and 8.5 of 14.
Pillar catalogs models, tools, MCP servers and coding agents with a first class red teaming pillar built on offensive agents. Straiker inventories agents, tools and MCP servers with shadow usage detection, runs continuous adversarial testing on every deployment mapped to OWASP, MITRE ATLAS and the EU AI Act, and blocks at runtime in under a second, with a single hook install. Pillar includes coding agents in the inventory, which almost nobody does; Straiker maps its testing to the frameworks your reporting has to use.
Choose Pillar Security if
- Documented coverage is slightly broader and coding agents in the inventory is a real gap elsewhere.
- Offensive agents as a first class red teaming pillar is the capability you want.
- One platform covering discovery through offense avoids reconciling two vendors' findings.
Choose Straiker if
- Regulatory mapping to OWASP, MITRE ATLAS and the EU AI Act is how your reporting must read.
- Sub second runtime blocking is the enforcement you need in the path.
- Single hook install means adoption without an architecture change.
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