How is BlueRock different from a regular AI sandbox?
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BlueRock Security
“Most sandboxes isolate untrusted code inside a container or microVM. BlueRock includes isolation, then adds full-stack runtime visibility, inline policy enforcement, tool and MCP governance, complete auditability, and per-agent cost control. Isolation is the floor, not the product.”
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