Zero

The agent estate, governed.

See every AI agent. Sanctioned or not. Govern what they do.

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The problem

Agents are multiplying faster than anyone can track. Most of them, no one approved.

Every team is wiring up copilots and automations on their own. They touch data, call tools, and act with standing access, with no inventory, no owner, and no record. Shadow AI isn't coming; it's already running inside your perimeter.

Mirror restores Identity + Proof · every agent seen, every action recorded.

The Agent Graph

A live map of every agent, every dimension, every signal.

Eleven dimensions per agent: owner, identity, runtime, model, prompt, tools, MCP, plugins, permissions, data, browser. Continuously discovered and mapped. A graph you can query and act on, not a spreadsheet.

Eight dimensions drawn here for a clean radial read; the full estate carries all eleven.

AGENT GRAPH · LIVE 28 agents mapped ·  0 unregistered
AGENT support-copilot SANCTIONED
UNREGISTERED · 2M AGO shadow-gpt · analyst laptop
sanctioned shadow / unregistered
11 DIMENSIONS · 8 DRAWN

Sanctioned and shadow, one layer

Two halves of the agent estate. One control plane over both.

Inventory tools

  • See only the agents IT registered
  • Shadow agents stay invisible until something breaks
  • Coverage stops at the org chart
  • Inventory is a spreadsheet, refreshed quarterly
  • Risk is what the registry says, not what is running

Zero

  • Every agent, registered or running off a laptop
  • Shadow AI surfaced the moment it makes a call
  • One policy layer over sanctioned and shadow alike
  • Inventory is a live graph, updated on every action
  • Risk is computed from what agents actually do

Workflows

An operating system for agent governance.

Discover

Every agent, sanctioned or running off a laptop.

Map

Identity, model, tools, data. The full agent graph.

Govern

Policy per agent, owner, and blast radius.

Enforce

At runtime, on every action, in real time.

Continuous. the loop re-runs the moment the estate changes. New agent appears, the cycle catches it.

Frequently asked

Questions, answered

What exactly does Zero govern, and what does 'agent estate' mean?
Zero governs the full population of AI agents running in the customer's environment, including those security never officially approved. Zero discovers every agent (sanctioned or shadow), maps what each can access, assigns cryptographic identity, and runs four governance workflows: discovery, mapping, governance, and enforcement. Without visibility across the complete agent estate, AI governance is reactive. Zero makes it proactive.
We don't know how many AI agents are actually running in our org. Is that a common problem?
Shadow AI agents are one of the fastest-growing blind spots in enterprise security. As teams deploy agents for automation, coding assistance, and internal workflows, often outside IT visibility, the agent count multiplies without corresponding security controls. Zero's discovery layer surfaces every agent, including third-party tools like Cursor and GitHub Copilot operating inside the customer's network. Per OWASP's Agentic Security Initiative, unmonitored agents represent active attack surface.
How is agent governance different from regular identity and access management?
Zero applies controls that traditional IAM was never designed to handle. IAM manages humans and service accounts with static, predictable access. AI agents reason, plan, and dynamically decide which tools to invoke at runtime, creating attack vectors like confused-deputy escalation, unexpected tool chaining, and actions that appear legitimate but exceed authorization. Zero assigns cryptographic identity to each agent, applies deny-by-default enforcement, and generates signed audit trails of every action.
What are the four governance workflows Zero runs?
Discover, Map, Govern, Enforce. Discover surfaces every agent (sanctioned or shadow) across the environment. Map captures the agent's 11 dimensions: owner, identity, runtime, model, prompt, tools, MCP, plugins, permissions, data, browser. Govern applies deny-by-default rules that gate tool access and data permissions before execution. Enforce blocks or allows at runtime, on every action, with a signed receipt. Together they answer EU AI Act Article 15 and OWASP Agentic Security Initiative governance expectations.
How does Zero handle agents from third-party tools like Cursor or Copilot?
Zero treats every agent in the customer's environment, including third-party tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf, as a security principal requiring governance. Zero discovers these tools, places them in the customer's policy scope, and applies the same controls as internally built agents: identity, permission scoping, tool approval requirements, and audit logging. Security teams keep developer productivity tools in place rather than ban them, while satisfying the oversight regulators increasingly expect.
What compliance frameworks does agent governance help us satisfy?
Zero directly addresses EU AI Act Article 15 (accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity controls for high-risk AI systems) and maps to OWASP's Agentic Security Initiative, where goal hijacking and tool misuse are top risks for autonomous agents. Zero also aligns with NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and SOC 2 evidence requirements. The output is documented controls, signed audit trails, and policy evidence that move the customer's posture from assertions to verifiable proof.

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