Who it's for

Six roles touch this decision. Each needs something different from it.

The CISO signs. IT decides whether it goes on the image. Security engineering sets the policy and operations lives in it. GRC owns the controls, and the board wants to know the risk is shrinking.

CISO

Which agents can reach our sensitive data, and can we stop them before they do?

What you get
Limits on what each agent can reach, enforced on the endpoint, and an inventory you can stand behind.
What we bring to the first meeting
A live run on a real coding agent: blocked actions, a safe copy and an approval hold.

Security engineering

Can we turn on enforcement without breaking a legitimate build at 2am?

What you get
Monitor and observe first, then enforcement per agent and per path. The safe copy keeps the agent running while the original files stay untouched.
What we bring to the first meeting
A policy taken from observe to enforce on a real coding agent, Claude Code or Cursor, with the rollback shown.

Security operations

What happened, in what order, and was it the person or the agent?

What you get
One queue for findings, alerts and approvals. A timeline per agent: reads, writes, spawned processes, connections.
What we bring to the first meeting
One incident, reconstructed from first event to containment.

IT and endpoint operations

What does this cost my endpoints, and does it work with the EDR we run?

What you get
A one-week assessment to start, with a lightweight scanner that is removed when the week ends. When the endpoint component comes, footprint, MDM path and uninstall are written down. It works the same with whichever EDR you run. You also get an inventory of the AI software on your endpoints, which is useful to you on its own.
What we bring to the first meeting
The deployment facts, with measured figures.

GRC, privacy and audit

Which AI agents can touch regulated data, and what's stopping them?

What you get
Limits per agent mapped to the controls in your register, and a written statement of what Ospiri does not collect.
What we bring to the first meeting
The control mapping as a document.

Board and executive team

Are we exposed, and is it getting better?

What you get
A short summary for your CISO to forward: agents found, agents under limits, actions blocked.
By sector

Where agents arrived before the policy did.

Banks and wealth managers

Research and coding agents on laptops that hold client data. Audit wants an inventory and an approval trail.

Start withRead-only inventory across endpoints, then policy for developers.

Healthcare

Note-takers and assistants on clinician and staff devices. Privacy needs to know which tools touched patient data.

Start withLabel the paths and systems that hold patient data, then keep agents out.

Fintech and brokerage

Coding agents with repo and cloud credentials, plus a steady stream of downloaded skills and MCP servers.

Start withSkills review and MCP control on engineering endpoints.

Technology

Engineers run several coding agents each, with access to source code, secrets, and production. Teams also build their own agents.

Start withInventory on engineering endpoints, then policy on repos, secrets, and MCP servers.

Resellers

Customers ask how to govern agents on endpoints. The EDR, DLP, and SASE lines you carry don’t answer it.

Start withRun it in-house, then offer a read-only inventory to existing accounts.

Managed services

Technician laptops hold credentials for every client. Clients now expect agent oversight as part of the service.

Start withInventory on your own technicians’ endpoints, then one client.

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