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Shield icons

14 icons carry the tag shield, across Security, Interface, Agents, AI & LLM and Developer Tools. Agent shield, Blue team agent, Encryption and 11 more — each in outline and duotone at three weights, with the code for React, Vue, Svelte, Flutter and more.

The 14 shield icons, described

Agent shieldagent-shield
An agent beside a shield — the guardrails that protect an agent and the people it serves.
Blue team agentblue-team-agent
A blue team agent — paid to keep the system standing, a defending guard.
Encryptionencryption
Encryption — data made unreadable to anyone who does not hold the key.
Key shieldkey-shield
A shield with a key inside — a credential kept under protection.
Model guardmodel-guard
A model core beside a shield — the guardrails wrapped around a model.
Moderated messagemoderated-message
A speech bubble with a shield inside — a message checked by moderation.
Protected checkpointprotected-checkpoint
A flag flown big, a shield on its banner — a checkpoint that cannot be tampered with.
Protected favouritesprotected-favorites
A heart beside a shield — favourites kept safe from being changed or shared.
Protected goalprotected-goal
A shield with a flag inside — a goal guarded from interference or tampering.
Protected pageprotected-page
A window with a shield inside — a page behind protection that needs permission.
Safe runsafe-run
A run card with a shield under its play — a run kept inside its guardrails.
Saved policysaved-policy
A policy sheet with a bookmark — a policy saved for reuse as a template.
Shield upgradeshield-upgrade
A shield, a double chevron rising inside — protection raised to a higher level.
Virtual patchvirtual-patch
A virtual patch — armour over the hole until the real fix lands.

In code, each is one import — import { AgentShield } from "@iconmind/react/icons/agent-shield" — and the same name in Vue, Svelte, Solid, Preact, React Native, Astro, Blade and Flutter.

Tags these icons also carry

Every shield icon, free to ship

14 of 2,437 icons compiled from one grid — outline and duotone, three weights, every cell generated rather than redrawn. MIT licensed: commercial use, no attribution, no seat count.