Shadow AI discovery
Know every agent and AI tool in use, who runs it, and the trend.
AI growth, security gaps
The board wants agents everywhere. You see new shadow channels, prompt injection, and an audit trail that does not exist. Blocking is not an option and neither is letting them run wild. Knostic is the control plane in between.
Say yes, with controls you can prove.
Knostic gives you the five pillars of agent security in one place: discover what is running, stop dangerous actions before they execute, hold one policy across every tool, vet the agentic supply chain, and harden the code agents write. Each with evidence for the board and the auditor.
How Knostic covers the pillars
Shadow AI discovery
Before Knostic
Developers and business users adopt agents and plugins faster than security can inventory them. The count on your side stays at zero.
After Knostic
A live inventory of every agent, model, and dependency by team, so the attack surface is known and governed.
Detection and response
Before Knostic
An agent's mistake becomes an outage or a disclosure, and the first signal is the consequence.
After Knostic
Dangerous actions are blocked inline and land in the SOC as prevented, with full context.
Posture management
Before Knostic
Every tool configured differently by every developer. Coverage is unknowable.
After Knostic
One policy across every agent, drift flagged, coverage and gaps on one dashboard.
Agentic supply chain
Before Knostic
Skills, MCP servers, and extensions arrive from open marketplaces with no vetting.
After Knostic
AgentMesh verdicts on every component, and Kirin enforces them at install.
Key capabilities
Inline prevention
Dangerous agent actions stopped before execution, inside the agent.
Central policy
One policy across Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, Windsurf, Cowork, and more.
Supply-chain verdicts
AgentMesh ratings on skills, MCP servers, and extensions, with findings.
Secure AI SDLC
Enforced coding rules, threat modelling, and OpenAnt vulnerability discovery.
Board and audit reporting
Coverage, prevented incidents, and decision logs for the framework you report against.
Frequently asked questions
Knostic adds the agent-action layer and feeds your SIEM, DLP, and DSPM. It does not replace them.
Kirin deploys inside the agents developers already run. Discovery first, policies in Monitor, then Enforce, team by team.
Inventory of AI systems, coverage by team, prevented incidents with context, and policy decision logs mapped to your framework.
Yes. Kirin is free for individual developers and small teams, and the AgentMesh catalog is free to browse.
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