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AI security for the agent era
Find, score and protect every agent.

SuperAlign Insights: 662 AI assets across 15 endpoints, a risk breakdown from critical to low, shadow AI awaiting review and the latest open incidents.

Trusted by security teams from fintech to pharma.

  • Acceletrex
  • Airowire
  • ACPL
  • Auvik
  • Bytebridge
  • Clinion
  • CYFY
  • Dr. Reddy's
  • HorizonX
  • LinkEye
  • NayaOne
  • RIMAS
  • ShimentoX
  • Tayana
  • Unboundedata

Don't ban AI. Don't ignore it.
Secure it, without slowing anyone down.

Ban itThe work stops, and people switch to personal accounts.
Ignore itThe risk ships. Agents reach data and tools nobody reviewed.
Secure itKeep the work, lose the risk. See, map and control every asset.
01Asset governance

Every agent, skill and MCP server in one inventory. Scored by what it can reach and mapped to the device it runs on.

Stands on its own, with value in about two weeks. It inventories and scores the whole route, from person to action.

Discover

Find every AI asset across endpoints, SaaS and AI platforms, mapped to the device it runs on.

Score

Rate each one from 0 to 10 by what it can reach.

Shrink

Retire what nobody needs, so fewer, known assets remain.

02Interaction protection

Control what agents do while they run. Some risk only shows up at runtime.

Scoped by what step 1 finds. Allow, warn or block at any step, from the person to the action.

A real Claude Code session in the SuperAlign console: each message and tool call in order, with a DesignSync call flagged for agent manipulation and a Bash call flagged for tool poisoning.
Session tags for the same session: agent manipulation, tool poisoning, context spoofing, excessive autonomy and prompt injection, each with a count.

Detect

Catch prompt injection and data leaks as they happen.

Enforce

Allow, warn or block at any step. Risky steps wait for a person to approve.

Replay

Keep a replayable record of every session.

03Incidents

Every policy match becomes an incident. With the context to act on it.

Each one explains what happened, why it matters, what to do and who it affects. Act globally or per instance, then resolve it as handled, expected or a false positive.

SuperAlign console, Incidents: a queue of open incidents and the selected one, a VPN extension that can read and reroute all browser traffic, with risk score, findings, impact and a recommendation to block.
14Asset policies
12Session policies
3Actions per match: log, warn or block
CWE + ASIFindings mapped to CWE and the OWASP agentic risks
04Coverage

Find and control AI across SaaS and every endpoint. Both estates in one governed record, scored from the same evidence.

SaaSOne inventoryEndpoint

Six asset types, wherever agents run. Alongside your existing EDR and SASE tools.

AgentsSaaS, local and platform agents that act for people
SkillsPackaged instructions agents load for a task
MCP serversConnectors that give agents tools and data
Browser extensionsAI add-ons running inside the browser
IDE extensionsAI assistants inside code editors
ModelsThe models your agents call
SaaS agentsChatGPT, Claude.ai, Gemini, Notion AI
Local agentsClaude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor
AI platform agentsAgentforce, Copilot Studio, ServiceNow, Databricks, Bedrock
Not covered today: fully custom agents built in-house, such as LangGraph, CrewAI or AutoGen.

One console. Every AI estate.

Console features
Unified Inventory
Policy Engine
Integrations (MDM + IdP)
Products
RadarAgentless
  • Cloud Agents
  • Copilot Studio
  • AWS Bedrock
  • ServiceNow Agents
SurfaceEndpoint sensor
  • Coding Agents
  • Copilot
  • MCP Servers
  • Skills
AIRiskDBThreat Intel for AI
  • Asset Metadata
  • Risk Scoring
  • Vendor Intelligence
  • Supply Chain Risk

Run Radar, Surface and AIRiskDB from one control plane, on one inventory.

What changes
Control you can see, and prove.

Know what's runningOne inventory of agents and what they reach, plus seats versus real use and idle spend.
Fewer assets, all mappedEvery asset is traced to the device it runs on. The rest are retired.
Safer AI interactionsInjection and leaks caught at runtime; risky steps go to a person.
Prove controlAn audit log and replayable sessions, ready for every review.
FAQ

Questions, answered. The short version of what security teams ask us.

What is SuperAlign?

SuperAlign is an AI security platform for enterprises with two layers. Asset security finds the AI agents, MCP servers, skills, browser extensions, IDE extensions and models running in a company, scores each one from 0 to 10 by what it can reach and maps it to the device it runs on. Runtime security then watches what those agents do while they run, catching prompt injection and data leaks and letting security teams allow, warn or block each step.

Does SuperAlign secure AI at runtime, or only inventory it?

Both. Beyond the asset inventory, SuperAlign protects AI interactions at runtime. It catches prompt injection and data leaks as they happen, and applies allow, warn or block policies at any step of a session, from the person and prompt through skills, MCP servers and tools to the data touched and the final action. Risky steps, such as an agent writing to production, wait for a person to approve them, and every session is recorded so it can be replayed.

What is the difference between asset security and runtime security?

Asset security answers what AI is running and what it can reach: an inventory of every agent, skill, MCP server, extension and model, scored by risk and mapped to its device. Runtime security answers what that AI is doing right now: it inspects prompts and agent actions as they happen and enforces policy on them. Asset security delivers value on its own in about two weeks, and its findings scope where runtime policies apply.

Which AI assets does SuperAlign discover?

Six asset types: agents, skills, MCP servers, browser extensions, IDE extensions and models. That covers SaaS agents such as ChatGPT, Claude.ai, Gemini and Notion AI, local agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI and Cursor, and agents built on AI platforms such as Agentforce, Copilot Studio, ServiceNow, Databricks and Bedrock.

How is SuperAlign deployed?

Surface, the device sensor, is pushed through your MDM (Jamf, Intune, Workspace ONE or Kandji) to macOS, Windows and Linux, with a managed browser extension. Radar, the cloud sensor, connects to your AI platforms once and pulls in their agents and telemetry, with nothing to install on devices. First results arrive within the hour.

How does SuperAlign score AI risk?

Each asset is pre-scored in AIRiskDB from 0 to 10 based on what it can reach: data, tools, systems and permissions. Policy matches become incidents that explain what happened, why it matters, what to do and who it affects, and findings map to CWE and the OWASP agentic (ASI) risks.

Does SuperAlign replace EDR or SASE?

No. SuperAlign works alongside existing EDR and SASE tools. It adds visibility and control at the AI layer: which agents exist, what they can reach and what they do, which network and endpoint tools do not see.

What does a SuperAlign pilot involve?

A two-week discovery scan across 25 to 100 users, deployed through your MDM. You keep the inventory, the scored risk view and a full session record whether you buy or not, and the pilot costs nothing.

What does SuperAlign not cover today?

Fully custom agents built in-house with frameworks such as LangGraph, CrewAI or AutoGen are not covered today.

Give us two weeks.
We’ll show you what’s running.

Deploy on your MDM across 25–100 users. Keep the inventory, scored risk view, and a full session record—whether you buy or not.

Day 1Endpoint sensor and browser extension pushed through Jamf or Intune. First results within the hour.
Week 1Full inventory with risk scores, plus one session reconstructed end to end.
Week 2Findings review against criteria you set before we started.
CostNothing. The findings are yours either way.