Govern autonomous AI with a unified control plane
Unify identity, visibility and runtime controls
Agents operate under user credentials across four surfaces: AI applications, enterprise agents, agentic endpoints, and agentic browsers. Their actions can be indistinguishable from those of the users they represent, while existing security controls often see only one surface at a time. The gaps between these surfaces can leave cross-surface attacks undetected.
This whitepaper explains:
Agents operate under user credentials across four surfaces: AI applications, enterprise agents, agentic endpoints, and agentic browsers. Their actions can be indistinguishable from those of the users they represent, while existing security controls often see only one surface at a time. The gaps between these surfaces can leave cross-surface attacks undetected.
This whitepaper explains:
- How agents challenge traditional security controls across applications, endpoints, networks, and identity.
- How cross-surface attacks unfold when every individual action appears authorized, yet no single control detects the attack.
- How a unified AI control plane provides observability, identity, and runtime security policy enforcement across all four surfaces.
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