Your teams adopt new AI tools every week. Security and GRC are the bottleneck, and the assessment that should clear them takes months. You can’t see all the AI already in use, and you can’t put a defensible answer in front of your board.
That missing layer is AI Adoption Security: assess and onboard new AI vendors with real security depth, then carry that decision into runtime. Reagent owns it from procurement to production.
Your network, endpoint, identity, and cloud already hold the signal. They were just never built to read it. Reagent’s AI reads it for them, maps your live AI coverage, and names every blind spot, with no new sensor to install.
Reagent uses AI to identify and correlate raw signals from the security tools you already own. Every other vendor in this space asks you to install one more sensor. We make the ones you have add up to a real AI adoption governance program, and we are honest about the gaps until they are closed.
Every approved AI vendor runs a real questionnaire against your frameworks. Reagent runs the chat, the vendor answers, and each control closes the moment the evidence lands.
Reagent runs a per-vendor control assessment on each AI tool. Public artifacts pull in automatically from the vendor's published policies and compliance API. NDA-only docs drop in by hand. Every piece of evidence maps to every vendor control it actually proves.
Reagent unifies identity, tool, and agent into one control plane, then enforces the right policy at the tool, agent, and prompt layer. Approve the right tools for the right roles, and hold the line even on products that ship no native permissions.
ABBA learns each agent's baseline, then explains every deviation in plain language. When an agent drifts out of pattern, Reagent pulls the explanation from Okta IDP, AWS, and CrowdStrike, ties the timeline together, and fires containment automatically.
A high-severity agent baseline deviation alert was generated for service agent claude-prod-svc. ABBA scored the agent's activity at 4.2σ over its rolling 7-day baseline. The same identity hit Okta sign-ins, AWS assume-role, and a CrowdStrike launcher-host PID hijack within the same 1m 50s window.
Reagent correlated identity, cloud, and endpoint signals to trace MFA bypass via replayed Okta session token, lateral sts:AssumeRole into prod-data-rw, and a parent-host PID hijack on the launcher. Containment fired automatically at 13:13:54 — keys rotated, Okta session revoked, IAM role-binding pulled, host isolated, investigation queued for analyst review.
New AI tools ship every week. Every SaaS product is becoming an AI product. Reagent covers the AI you buy and the AI you build, the assistants, agents, and platforms your teams actually use, and adds coverage for the next wave as it lands.
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That is Reagent: one control plane for every AI tool your organization adopts. Next, the surfaces around that AI.
For security and GRC leaders adopting AI faster than they can govern it, Reagent onboards new AI tools in days, not months, then enforces that decision at runtime. One platform, from procurement to production.
Assessment that doesn’t stop at the questionnaire, enforcement that doesn’t start after the tool is already in.
No event metering. No per-feature gates. No surprises when your team scales. Reagent counts what your auditors count: agent identities.
Ember is Zaun's other platform. Agentic Security Operations across cloud, endpoint, and identity. A separate product from Reagent, built for the surfaces around the AI it secures.