Discover your agent estate
Most organizations cannot answer basic questions about their own agentic estate. What agents exist, what tools can they reach, what are they actually doing? Without this fundamental visibility, security teams respond the only way they can: they block or say no. Blocked sanctioned projects do not stop AI adoption, they redirect it. Teams stand up agents and MCP servers on their own, outside enterprise oversight, and the organization ends up with shadow AI that nobody is watching at all.
Shadow AI is already inside your estate
Agents are stood up by individual teams. MCP servers appear without security review. And when security teams can't see what's running, the only response available is to block, which doesn't stop AI adoption, it redirects it further underground. What organizations need isn't a clampdown. It's visibility first: a clear picture of the estate, followed by a path to enforcement that doesn't disrupt what's working.
Discovery without new tooling
Outerlimit connects to the security platforms you already run, including Microsoft Defender, CrowdStrike, and Wiz to detect agents, MCP servers and tools across the estate. Where agent inventories already exist, Outerlimit consolidates them. OTEL connectors bring in telemetry from developer and productivity tools, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Claude Cowork. There is nothing new to install before value is delivered.
One estate map, risk-scored
Every signal feeds into the Outerlimit portal, where agents and tools are deduplicated across sources and assigned a configurable risk score spanning operational and security risk. A unified dashboard surfaces outlier events and cross-estate insights, and shadow AI is highlighted by cross-referencing discovery data against Outerlimit's observability and enforcement integrations uncovering what no isolated tool can see.
The foundation for AI governance and control
The estate map, risk scores, and agent-tool graph built during discovery become the foundation for policy definition, enforcement targeting, and the governed agentic deployments you're building towards. By effectively surfacing the agent estate, organizations can build out the necessary governance and compliance frameworks, demonstrate an understanding of risk, and build a clear pathway to agent control that in the long term reduces risk and liability.
