Shadow AI discovery
See every AI tool, agent, and plugin in use across the company, sanctioned or not, by user and team.
Cowork agents, desktop assistants, and the plugins and skills your people install to get work done. Knostic shows you what is running, vets what gets installed, and stops the actions that would hurt.
Claude Cowork and similar agents now read inboxes, edit spreadsheets, and act on behalf of the people who run them. Each one installs skills and connectors from an open ecosystem, and every one of those is a path into company data. Blanket bans push usage underground. Knostic makes the sanctioned path the easy one.
Employees install and start using AI tools one after another. The security team's view of it stays at zero.
Kirin's Shadow AI page fills in as each tool on the estate is discovered, by user, team, and trend, so it can be governed from one place.
An agent asked for a helpful skill installs one with a hidden instruction, quietly exfiltrates a credentials file, then reports success.
AgentMesh scans every skill, MCP server, and extension before it reaches the agent and flags the dangerous ones. Kirin keeps them out.
An agent does what it was told, literally, and deletes something that mattered. There was no step where anyone could say no.
Risky actions are blocked or sent to a human for approval before they run, with the reason shown to the user in plain language.
See every AI tool, agent, and plugin in use across the company, sanctioned or not, by user and team.
AgentMesh verdicts on skills, MCP servers, and extensions, so employees install from a vetted catalog.
Destructive or data-moving actions are blocked, downgraded, or routed for approval.
Give finance, HR, and sales different allowances without a different tool for each.
Credentials and personal data in prompts and outputs are caught before they leave the agent.
Every agent action is logged for compliance and incident response.
Yes. Kirin supports Claude Cowork through a plugin, with the same policy engine used for coding agents.
Only when something is blocked. Kirin explains why in the agent itself, so the user can adjust rather than file a ticket.
No. Start with discovery, see what people actually use, then decide what to allow, restrict, or replace.
DLP inspects content leaving the network. Knostic governs the agent's actions, including the plugins it installs and the commands it runs, before the content ever moves.