From your first AI inventory to kernel-enforced control — nine use cases across the See → Contain → Enforce ladder.
Employees are building and installing agents faster than IT can track them. Ospiri inventories every agent, vibe app, skill, and MCP server across your fleet — sanctioned or not — and maps each one to the person, device, and data behind it.
Skills and agent files are the new supply chain — and attackers are already seeding them. Ospiri's research pipeline analyzes every skill and agent file on your endpoints and flags the ones carrying malware, embedded secrets, or instructions your agents were never meant to follow.
An agent slowly exfiltrating data looks like normal activity to every tool you own — until you correlate. Ospiri fuses kernel-level endpoint truth with your SaaS, identity, and cloud telemetry to baseline agent behavior and alert on the anomalies nothing else can see.
The EU AI Act and your auditors are asking the same question: what AI is running here, and what can it access? Ospiri answers it with exportable, evidence-grade reporting mapped to EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and SOC 2 — from ground truth, not surveys.
MCP servers wire AI tools directly into your source code and internal systems, and most orgs can't name a single one they're running. Ospiri inventories every MCP connection, scores its reputation against our threat research, and cuts off the ones you never approved.
An AI tool your security team has never reviewed shouldn't be running on a corporate endpoint. Ospiri blocks unapproved AI apps at the process level, in real time, before they touch your data — with policy you control, not a browser plugin they can bypass.
Claude Code and Cursor are on your developers' machines whether you sanctioned them or not. Ospiri's copy-on-write sandbox lets agents run — but redirects every write outside the boundaries you set, so productivity stays and payroll repos stay untouched.
Label what matters — payroll, source code, customer records — and Ospiri enforces which AI tools may touch it, at the kernel. Not a policy document, not a training slide: an actual boundary, with proof it held.
When an agent goes wrong, "we think it accessed the file share" isn't an answer. Ospiri gives responders a kernel-grade timeline of everything the agent read, wrote, spawned, and connected to — forensic evidence, not inference.
Your AI exposure, mapped in an hour — then control it at the depth each situation demands.
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