Every bot, automation, and AI integration you've added is a potential attack surface. We map every one — before an attacker does.
Every time you connected a new AI tool, gave Copilot access to your repo, or wired up a Zapier automation — it got permissions. Those permissions don't expire. Most teams can't list what they gave access to last quarter.
Your MCP server has read access to production. Your CI bot has write access to main. Nobody noticed because it "just worked."
The Zapier integration from 2022. The GPT plugin you tested. The intern's API key that became permanent.
SOC 2 auditors will ask. Enterprise customers will ask. You won't have an answer unless you've actually mapped it.
Prompt injection. Credential exfiltration through an LLM. Supply chain attacks through an MCP server. These are happening now.
Every bot, automation, integration, MCP server, and AI agent your team is running — named, scoped, and status-checked. Most CTOs find 30–60% more than they thought they had.
Each agent rated Critical / High / Medium / Low based on what systems it touches, what permissions it holds, and whether those permissions are still justified.
The top 5 things to fix immediately, with specific remediation steps your engineering team can action in under a day.
Formatted agent inventory and access log ready to hand to auditors or enterprise security reviewers. Clears the AI governance checkbox.
We walk you through the findings, answer questions, and give you a prioritized remediation backlog your team can act on immediately.
List your tech stack, connected tools, and AI integrations. We don't need credentials — just a description of what you're running. We've done this enough to know what to look for from a questionnaire alone.
Using your intake, public GitHub repos, job listings, tool stack signals, and our proprietary agent fingerprinting framework, we build your complete AI agent inventory.
PDF + editable spreadsheet. Risk-ranked. Actionable. Ready for your security review, your board, or your enterprise customer's security questionnaire.
We walk through the top findings together. You leave with a prioritized fix list your team can start on the same day.
If we don't find at least 3 actionable risk items, you get a full refund. No questions.
You've moved fast, connected many AI tools, and now have a sprawling agent landscape nobody has formally reviewed.
Your auditor will ask about AI agent access controls. You want an answer that's documented, not improvised.
Enterprise security reviews include AI governance questions. Have a report ready to hand over instead of scrambling.
You're moving quickly with Cursor, Copilot, MCP servers, and AI agents. The risk surface is growing faster than your security posture.
No. We work from your intake questionnaire, public signals (GitHub, job postings, tool documentation), and our AI agent fingerprinting framework. We never ask for credentials, production access, or admin rights.
A pen test looks for exploitable vulnerabilities. We map your AI agent access surface — what exists, what it can reach, and whether that access is justified. These are complementary, not competing. Most pen tests don't cover AI agents at all.
Most companies that think they have "a few AI tools" discover 15–30 integrations in the audit. Zapier flows, GitHub Actions AI steps, Slack bots, browser extensions, CI/CD AI integrations — they add up fast.
Yes. The SOC 2 evidence package is formatted specifically for auditors and enterprise security questionnaires. Many customers pay for this audit expressly to clear the AI governance section of a security review.
If we don't surface at least 3 actionable risk findings, you get a full refund. In practice, we've never had a company with fewer than 8 findings.
48 hours. $997. No production access needed.
Questions? Email ramkesavarapu@gmail.com