Agent Exposure Management

Keep agent actions
aligned with intent.

Find every agent across your SaaS estate — including the ones nobody deployed. Map the authority each one holds. Shrink it to what its purpose justifies, and prove it went down.

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The problem

The risk isn't misbehavior. It's unbounded authority.

A misbehaving agent with bounded authority is a Tuesday. A well-behaved agent with unbounded authority is the incident. Most agent failures trace back to standing access far beyond purpose — which is enumerable, and can be reduced.

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Authority outlives the job it was granted for

An agent is given access for one workflow, then keeps it. Scopes accumulate, nobody reviews them, and the blast radius grows quietly for months.

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An inventory is not an exposure

A list of agents tells you what exists. It doesn't tell you what any one of them can actually reach, or how far that reach has drifted from its purpose.

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Catching misbehavior is a bet you must win every time

Interception has to be right on every action, forever. Bounding authority only has to be right once per agent.

Cross-platform risk

Authority is inherited. So is your blast radius.

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    Agent

    An n8n workflow, a Copilot, an agent your SaaS vendor switched on in a release note.

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    Identity

    The credential or service account it operates as.

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    Authority

    Every scope it holds — granted, delegated, and inherited.

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    Reach

    What that authority touches two and three hops out.

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    Blast radius

    The regulated data at the end of the chain.

How Wing works

Find. Map. Shrink. Prove.

01step

Find

Every agent across the estate — including the ones nobody deployed and no one registered.

02step

Map

The authority each one actually holds, two and three hops out, through inherited grants.

03step

Shrink

Authority reduced to what the job justifies, automatically, with a way back.

04step

Prove

What changed over time, in a form an auditor accepts.

Proprietary layer

Built on four years of permission history.

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280,000 SaaS vendors

The corpus behind discovery. It is how we find the agents your vendors shipped without telling you.

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Four years of grant history

Permission and scope changes retained over time. It is what makes “prove it went down” a fact rather than a promise.

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Reachability graph

Authority traced through delegated and inherited grants, not just the first hop.

Build your agent security layer

Deploy the right security agent for your organization's risk.

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Observability Agent

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Learns your organization's agent context and maps identities, access, actions, owners, and root cause across connected environments.

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Capabilities

Deploy the security agents your AI agents require.

Six specialized agents do the work: observability, control, detection, enforcement, mitigation, and notification. They are how exposure gets found and reduced — not what you buy.

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Observability Agent

Continuously discover, inventory, and map every AI agent, identity, and connection across your environment.

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Control Agent

Continuously evaluate every agent's identities and permissions against policy, flagging drift before it becomes a violation.

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Detection Agent

Analyze agent behavior and identity signals to catch suspicious activity and emerging threats.

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Enforcement Agent

Trigger approved enforcement actions when agent access or behavior moves outside policy.

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Mitigation Agent

Reduce exposure and initiate response when unauthorized access or risky behavior emerges.

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Notification Agent

Route agent-specific alerts, ownership, business context, and next steps to the right team.

Category differentiation

Five products are sold under one name. Here is which one you are looking at.

These approaches are not substitutes for each other. We do not block an action mid‑flight — that is what runtime interception is for, and you may well want both. We make sure the agent never held the authority to attempt it.

Capability
Cloud AI posture
Runtime interception
Identity platforms
With Wings
Finds agents nobody deployed
Maps authority beyond the first hop
Shows what changed over 90 days
Prioritizes by the data behind the agent
Reduces authority automatically
Blocks an action mid-flight
Built for

The teams operationalizing AI safely.

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MDR & MSSP teams

Run agent exposure across every tenant you manage, with per-client reporting and evidence packs your customers can hand to an auditor.

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SOC & exposure teams

Fold agent authority into the exposure programme you already run, prioritized by the data each agent can actually reach.

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Risk & AI adoption teams

Let the business adopt AI faster, because the blast radius of any single agent is bounded and provable.

In the field

Security teams ship faster with Wing.

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One of the most interesting time-to-value stories we have with Wing is deploying into organizations and suddenly being able to inventory all of the AI components employees are using.
Mike Scutt · VP MDR Security Ops, At-Bay
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The data coming out of Wing is more powerful because I can actually stitch different signals together and understand what's really happening, not just see isolated events.
Ryan Kelch · CISO, Monte Carlo
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Get a demo

What is the worst thing your agents are permitted to do — and when did you last prove that number went down?

Most teams cannot answer the second half. We will find the agents across your estate that nobody can account for, show you what each one can reach, and give you a number you can take to your board.