See every agent's effective access to flag excessive permissions, unsafe sharing, and privilege escalation risks the moment they appear, and before they're exploited.

Users give agents more access than they need from day one, and they don’t go back to fix it. Without evidence of what each agent actually uses, permissions accumulate silently across platforms and your blast radius grows continuously.
Spot agents running on embedded credentials that enable privilege escalation and prune unnecessary integrations to shrink their blast radius.


Out-of-the-box integrations with all major agent and enterprise application platforms, so you can get full visibility and governance within hours.
Start securing AI agents on day one with out-of-the-box visibility, governance, and runtime protection. Then pair agent data with additional application context to surface and stop risks that neither source reveals alone.
It compares what each agent is entitled to access with what it actually uses. Recommendations are backed by behavioral evidence so teams can remove stale connections without breaking workflows.
It highlights risks tied to privilege escalation, confused deputy attacks, impersonation risks, embedded credentials, and real-time permission drift. It also surfaces AI-specific risk factors like maker mode, org-wide access, and public exposure.
Yes. It can find dormant agents, inactive connectors, and orphaned agents that still retain privileged access after their original use case ends.
It inventories agents, users, MCP servers, LLMs, owners, and connected tools. It also gives a live view of agent access and privileges across apps, APIs, and related systems.
Because agent data alone can miss risks that only appear when you correlate it with SaaS and identity context. This helps reveal issues like privileged accounts tied to external email domains or agents accessing sensitive data across different SaaS apps.
Yes. The page lists support across platforms such as n8n, Agentforce, Vertex, Copilot, Foundry, Bedrock, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Claude.