AI coding agents run with real access to your systems: filesystems, code repositories, cloud APIs, internal tools. Most run locally on employee devices, outside the reach of your existing security controls. Oso gives security teams visibility into what those agents are doing and the ability to control what they can do.
Oso continuously inventories AI agents, the connectors and tools they call, and the users and groups behind that activity across endpoints, browsers, and network traffic. You can mark agents as allowed or disallowed and receive alerts when unsanctioned agents are detected.Shadow AI →Connectors →Identity Sync →
For monitored agents, Oso captures every prompt, completion, and tool call, giving you a full session timeline you can use to investigate incidents or review agent behavior.Session Monitoring →
Oso generates alerts when it detects unsanctioned agents or sensitive data in agent sessions, using built-in and custom content tags to flag secrets, PII, and other sensitive patterns. Alerts are delivered via Slack with links to investigation details.Alerts →Content Tags →
Define policies that govern what agents are allowed to do. Block tool calls, require user or security approval, and alert your team - combine these however you need, enforced centrally at the network level.Policies →