Find out what your agents can do before someone else does.
A fixed-scope review of how AI agents in your organisation are identified, authorised, approved and audited, ending in a written findings report you can act on or hand to compliance.
Who it is for
Organisations that already have AI agents doing real work, or are about to, and need an honest external view of how those agents are identified, what they are allowed to do, who approved that, and what record exists afterwards. Useful ahead of a security review, a customer audit, or simply before scaling up agent use further than anyone has checked.
The problem
Most organisations cannot answer these four questions today.
How is each agent identified, and can that identity be told apart from the people and services around it?
What is each agent actually authorised to do, and is that authority narrower than what it technically can reach?
Who approved that authority, and was the approval recorded anywhere other than someone's memory?
If an agent did something unexpected last month, is there a record that would let you reconstruct what happened and why?
Agents tend to accumulate broad access quickly because narrowing it is fiddly and nobody has time. The assessment is built around finding exactly where that has happened in your environment.
What you get
Fixed scope, agreed up front
The agents, systems and teams covered are agreed before the assessment starts, so there is no surprise about what is or is not included when the report arrives.
Findings tied to what was actually checked
Each finding in the report says what was examined and how the conclusion was reached, rather than an unsupported list of recommendations.
A written findings report
A document you keep: what was found, why it matters, and what fixing it would involve. Written to be handed to engineering, leadership or an auditor without translation.
How it starts
A short call to agree the scope, then the review.
A short call. What agents you have, what they do, and what you most want the assessment to answer. This is also where scope and timing are agreed.
The review. A structured look at identity, authorisation, approval and audit across the agreed scope, working directly with whoever on your side can answer questions about how the agents are actually built and run.
The findings report. Delivered in writing, walked through with you, and yours to act on or share as you see fit.
There is no price on this page. Scope varies with how many agents and systems are in play, so cost is agreed after the short call, once the scope is clear.
Book a call about an agent governance assessment.
Tell us what your agents do today and what you most want checked. We will come back with a scope and a price.