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Oasis Security claims policy guardrails can approve or block agent actions and enforce least-privilege access at runtime.
blocking risky actions before they reach your data.
No public claim found for this capability.
Oasis Security claims its agentic access platform captures every session and shows each ephemeral identity, granted access, and real-time activity.
Capture every session: intent, policy, identity, activity, and expiration, for total visibility and compliance.
Oasis Security claims policy-controlled agentic access management for agent actions, sessions, and cross-system resource access.
Prompt, Intent, Policy, Session, Action
Oasis Security claims it secures AI agents and non-human identities across IaaS, software as a service (SaaS), PaaS, and on-prem environments.
Oasis secures AI agents and non-human identities across IaaS, SaaS, PaaS, and on-prem environments
Grip Security claims it builds an app inventory, links assets to identities, and helps teams find, trace, contain, and explain AI exposure or risk.
Grip builds an app inventory and links assets to identities. It is the technical backbone for AI governance so you can find, trace, contain, and explain any point of exposure or risk.
Grip Security claims it can see every AI and software as a service (SaaS) app outside SSO, tie it back to an employee, and automatically revoke access.
See every AI + SaaS outside SSO, tie it back to an employee, and automatically revoke access.
Grip Security claims near-real-time visibility into AI tools, agents, and software as a service (SaaS) apps mapped to identities and data.
Visibility A near real-time view of every AI tool, agent, and SaaS app in use, mapped to the identities and data they touch.
Grip Security claims it can identify unapproved AI and risky apps and trigger workflows or notifications for risky behavior.
Identify unsanctioned AI and risky apps immediately
Grip Security claims visibility into AI tools, agents, and software as a service (SaaS) apps mapped to the identities and data they touch.
mapped to the identities and data they touch.
Grip Security claims visibility into AI tools, agents, software as a service (SaaS) apps, identities, and exposure points.
what those tools and agents are doing, where exposure and risk exists, and how to take action.
Grip Security claims visibility into agents, identities, and exposure points, adjacent to agent-to-agent security.
See every agent, identity and exposure point.
Grip Security claims visibility into non-human identities and over-permissioned tools as part of AI and software as a service (SaaS) exposure management.
Surface over-permissioned tools and non-human identities (NHIs)
WitnessAI claims it uncovers shadow AI usage and catalogs AI applications, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and agents while monitoring real-time interactions.
Uncover shadow AI usage, catalog your complete AI inventory—applications, MCP servers, and agents—and monitor real-time interactions
WitnessAI claims detection and governance coverage for thousands of AI applications and native AI-enabled apps.
4,000+ AI applications can be detected by the WitnessAI catalog, no endpoint client required.
WitnessAI claims it visualizes AI conversations including prompts and responses in real time.
Visualize all AI conversations, including prompts and responses, in real time
WitnessAI claims it can enforce control of approved Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and tools across agents, integrated development environments (IDEs), and agentic apps.
Enforce control of approved MCP servers and tools across every agent, IDE, and agentic app
WitnessAI claims it protects sensitive data across employee and agent activity by redacting it in real time.
Protect sensitive data across employee and agent activity
WitnessAI claims it discovers running agents and the external Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and tools they connect to, and governs agent actions with runtime security.
Discover which agents are running and what external MCP servers and tools they connect to
WitnessAI claims enforcement for agent deployments at the tool-call and Model Context Protocol (MCP)-server level.
Govern every form of agent deployment, from custom cloud agents to agentic IDEs, with enforcement at the tool call and MCP server level.