Harness and Kong Add AI Security to Gateway Partnership

Jul 27, 2026
Harness and Kong have expanded their partnership to bring Harness AI security tools into Kong AI Gateway, adding discovery and protection for AI assets, agents, LLM services, and MCP workflows.

Harness and Kong Inc. announced in a press release an expanded partnership to bring Harness AI security intelligence into Kong AI Gateway. The joint offering is designed to discover, monitor, and protect AI assets, agents, LLM powered services, and MCP connected workflows that pass through the gateway.

The companies said the existing Harness and Kong API Gateway integration provides API traffic visibility, behavioral analysis, threat detection, sensitive data tracking, and deployment alongside Kong configurations. The expanded integration applies similar controls to AI traffic routed through Kong AI Gateway.

The AI Discovery feature inventories AI assets, APIs, MCP servers, tools, prompts, and resources routed through Kong AI Gateway. The AI Protection feature uses behavioral analysis and anomaly detection to identify prompt injection, data exfiltration through AI responses, jailbreaking, malicious code in prompts, and other AI specific threats.

Harness and Kong said the API Gateway integration is generally available for joint customers. The Kong AI Gateway integration, including AI Discovery and AI Protection, is also generally available now.

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