AI AGENT SECURITY PLATFORM
Know what your AI agents can do. Keep them within the limits you approve.
For enterprise security and identity teams, Securityv0 connects with read-only, metadata-only connectors to your existing identity, cloud, and SaaS systems, with nothing in the agent’s path.
Not a proxy, gateway, sidecar, or inline layer. No per-agent instrumentation.
Request a trialAn approved agent can still create unintended risk.
A new role, tool, or connection can expand an agent’s access. Its actions can also go beyond its approved work.
The approved job—the systems, data, and actions the agent was approved to use—sets the boundary. Compare it with available access and recorded actions to see what needs to change.
See each agent’s job, access, and activity.
Find agents across your connected systems, including agents that were not registered in advance.
What you approved
The job, systems, and actions approved for the agent.
What it can do
The data it can access, the tools it can use, and the actions its permissions allow.
What it actually did
The actions recorded in your systems, compared with the approved job.
Know what the evidence confirms, what it suggests, and what is still unknown.
A cost-analysis agent gains access it doesn’t need.
A role change lets a cost-analysis agent reach production booking data. Its approved job is still billing and cost analysis.
Securityv0 computes the fix: narrow the role’s access so approved billing and cost-analysis work keeps running, without blocking the agent.
Your team reviews the expected impact. Once approved, the change is applied through your existing workflows in your identity and permission systems.
Remove the role’s access to production booking data.
Expected to stopProduction booking-data access through the role.
Expected to keep workingApproved billing and cost-analysis access.
Human review required
Reduce the risk. Keep the work running.
01 Choose the least-impact change
Compute the smallest change that removes excess access: narrow a scope, remove a permission, or change a trust condition.
02 Check the impact
See what could stop working, what should keep working, and what remains uncertain.
03 Push it through your existing workflows
Once approved, the change goes through the approval and identity workflows you already use, and is applied in your existing identity and permission systems.
04 Respond to new changes
Check what needs action as access, tools, activity, ownership, or the approved job change. Verify the applied change had the expected effect.
Start with the agent risks that need your attention.
Evaluate Securityv0 across your connected systems, with prioritized risks and proposed corrections for your team to review.