Approve agent access with confidence.
Decide whether authority fits approved intent, understand the expected impact of a correction, and initiate approved work through your systems.
Start an evaluationKnow when an agent can do more than its job.
A role, trust relationship, or feature approval can create authority across connected systems beyond the scope of an individual control. SecurityV0 reconstructs the reachable action and identifies where authority extends beyond the owner-approved scope.
Prioritize authority that puts production actions or sensitive data at risk.
See what you are approving.
Bring configured authority, observed execution, accountable ownership, owner-approved scope, affected systems, and expected impact into one decision.
Approve, constrain, reject, or keep the decision unknown until the accountable owner resolves the missing evidence. Observed behavior never establishes approval.
Example D-024 · Action approval
Constrain production booking-data access
Owner: Cloud Platform · Modeled impact · Customer approval required
Why
A new trust relationship makes production booking data reachable outside the approved cost-analysis job.
Approved route
Billing data → Cost analysis
Bypass route
Delegated role → Booking data
Review decision
After approval, the authorized customer team applies the control through its own systems.
Approve authority across the systems agents actually use.
Evaluate authority across the connected identity, cloud, AI, workflow, and application systems your agents use. Prioritize the actions that need review across that surface.
Confirm scope before deployment
Confirm that reachable authority matches the agent’s owner-approved scope before it enters production.
Review expanding access
See how a new role, trust, tool, or workflow changes the actions the agent can take.
Control drift after approval
Reassess access when permissions, execution, ownership, or approved purpose changes.
Correct drift through your existing systems.
Get the lowest-impact supported correction, see what should stop, keep working, remain exposed, and stay unknown, then initiate approved work through customer workflows.
Choose a supported correction
Make the decision with the authority, approved purpose, ownership, and expected impact behind it.
Act through your systems
Initiate the human-approved work through the customer workflow responsible for the affected authority. Your authorized teams apply the change.
Keep authority governed
Re-evaluate the decision as authority, observed behavior, ownership, or approved purpose changes.
Give the accountable team what it needs to act.
Send the same authority, execution, ownership, impact, and control context to platform, identity, security, workflow, and application owners.
Make the control decision clear to every reviewer.
Give every reviewer and operator the same decision context without translating another findings dashboard by hand.
Prioritize related actions
Group related decisions by agent, identity, workflow, affected system, accountable owner, and control path.
Understand the decision
Show configured authority, observed execution, owner-approved scope, ownership, dependencies, expected impact, and outcome.
Put approved work into motion
Package the decision, approved disposition, accountable owner, and supported correction for identity, cloud, SaaS, workflow, and application teams.
Keep leaders informed
Give security leadership, risk, audit, and SOC teams the decision, reason, action status, and current authority state.
Make the next production decision with evidence.
Connect the relevant systems, prioritize consequential actions, and validate the supported correction, then reassess as authority changes.