Discover every agent. Assign accountable ownership. Control models, tools, data, communication, and delegated authority. Approve deployments, enforce runtime policy, and revoke access from one enterprise control plane.
Vendor-neutral control across internal agents, cloud agents, SaaS agents, and third-party agent platforms.
| Agent Name & ID | Accountable Owner | Risk Tier | Bound Capabilities | Status | Control Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Customer Refund & Credit Agent AGT-1049 • AWS us-east-1 | Sarah Jenkins Customer Operations | Critical | Stripe Refund APISalesforce CRM Read/Write | Production | |
Production Kubernetes Scaler Agent AGT-2081 • Kubernetes Prod-01 | Marcus Vance Enterprise Engineering | High | K8s APIPrometheus Metrics API | Production | |
Vendor Contract Summarizer & Renewal Agent AGT-3012 • ServiceNow Prod | Elena Rostova Procurement & Legal | Medium | ServiceNow ProcurementDocuSign API | Production | |
Unregistered Shadow Data Exfiltration Tester AGT-4099 • GCP us-central1 | UNASSIGNED Unregistered | Critical | SharePoint Graph APIExternal HTTP Webhook | Discovered |
EnterpriseACP gives security, risk, technology, and business teams one shared system for answering those questions.
Discover every agent operating in code, cloud, SaaS, or local developer machines.
Assign explicit business, technical, and compliance accountability to every bot.
Define precise limits on tools, APIs, models, vector context, and customer data.
Bound execution authority, financial limits, and agent-to-agent delegation depth.
Trigger sub-second global or tool-level revocation with cascading containment.
Teams are deploying agents through cloud platforms, SaaS products, internal applications, automation tools, and development frameworks. Each agent may use different models, credentials, data sources, tools, and approval rules.
Without a central agent control plane, the organization is left with fragmented inventories, unclear ownership, inconsistent permissions, and no reliable way to revoke authority across every environment.
EnterpriseACP governs agents continuously from initial code discovery to production execution and emergency retirement.
Find agents across code, cloud, SaaS, Kubernetes, agent frameworks, MCP servers, and enterprise applications.
Explore Capability →Give every agent a persistent identity, approved purpose, named owner, environment, and risk classification.
Explore Capability →Control which models, tools, data, systems, actions, agents, and resources each agent may use.
Explore Capability →Require the right reviews before an agent enters production or receives additional authority.
Explore Capability →Apply runtime policy and short-lived execution leases before consequential actions occur.
Explore Capability →Suspend agents, remove capabilities, freeze budgets, block communication, and cascade revocation.
Explore Capability →Every governed agent receives an Agent Passport: a compact, machine-readable record of identity, ownership, purpose, risk, deployment, models, tools, context, authority, approvals, and revocation status.
"Processes Tier-2 customer refund claims, calculates dispute adjustments, and issues customer credit memos."
Define who may communicate, what may be shared, whether authority or budget may be delegated, how far delegation may continue, and when delegated authority expires.
Visualizing permission propagation, tool bindings, and blast radius
Dispute Subagent — Authorized, Max Budget $5,000/day
EnterpriseACP aligns security, risk, platform engineering, and business leadership around one system of record.
Discover unauthorized shadow agents, enforce least-privilege tool capabilities, eliminate standing API credentials, analyze blast radius, and execute instant cascading revocations during security incidents.
An Enterprise Agent Control Plane is the centralized system through which an organization discovers, identifies, owns, authorizes, monitors, restricts, and revokes AI agents across their full lifecycle.
The Enterprise Agent Control Assessment helps your organization identify known and unknown agents, assign ownership, map models and tools, classify risk, and surface gaps in authority and revocation.
Build a complete inventory, assign accountable ownership, and establish one control plane for agent authority across the enterprise.