Every agent, its MCP servers, the tools each can invoke, its delegation edges, the credentials it holds — that's a new attack surface your SOC is blind to. You can't defend, or get sign-off on, an attack surface you can't see. We inventory it and map every exposure to OWASP ASI01–ASI10 and MITRE ATLAS. 100% local. Air-gap compatible.
You know how many agents you meant to deploy. You don't know what they can actually touch. Each one connects to MCP servers, holds credentials, and can delegate to other agents — a lateral-movement map no SIEM sees into. Shadow agents appear. Grants drift wider. And the first time anyone draws the full graph is usually during the incident. You can't defend, or get sign-off on, an attack surface you can't see.
AI-SPM posture tools and shadow-SaaS discovery inventory the models and the apps — and go blind exactly where agents get dangerous: the tools each agent can invoke, the MCP servers behind them, and who delegated to whom. That's the ASI04 (Agentic Supply Chain) blind spot. In December 2025 OWASP shipped the Top 10 for Agentic Applications (ASI01–ASI10) as the benchmark for it. This is a purpose-built inventory of that graph — every exposure scored against the full ASI Top 10 and cross-referenced to a MITRE ATLAS technique.
No agent to install, nothing routed through us. You export what you already have; we do the rest — locally.
Your agent and MCP inventories, IdP service-account listings, and egress logs — the artifacts already sitting in your estate. No production access, no live hooks into your systems. If it's not written down, that's a finding too.
We reconstruct the full agent tool graph locally and return an ASI exposure matrix, a prioritized set of framework-mapped findings, and a board-ready report. Processing is 100% local and air-gap compatible — your data never leaves.
This is inventory and assessment — a precise map of what's exposed and where. It is not live exploitation; when you're ready to have those exposures actively tested, that's the separate Red Team engagement.
Every deployed and shadow agent, the MCP servers each connects to, and the tools each can invoke — the tool graph legacy tooling can't see, finally on one page.
Which OWASP Agentic Top 10 categories are exposed across your fleet, and exactly which agents and MCP servers are responsible — so you know where to look first.
MCP provenance and tool-poisoning exposure (ASI04), plus delegation reach, privilege escalation and over-broad grants (ASI03) — ranked by risk, each tied to a MITRE ATLAS technique and a clear next action.
Branded PDF with an ASI exposure heatmap and delegation graph, JSON for your SIEM (ASI + ATLAS tagged), and a hash-verified audit-chain export — evidence you can put in front of the board.
See what your agents can actually reach before a red team — or an attacker — draws the same map for you. Surprise is the expensive part; this removes it.
Every other agentic-security decision — what to harden, what to red-team, what to put in front of your CISO — starts from an accurate inventory. This is that inventory.
Delivered by AI agents in weeks, not a quarter-long consulting engagement — at a fraction of the cost of a manual assessment, and framework-mapped the moment it lands.
A board-ready report, framework-mapped and hash-verified — the difference between "we think we're fine" and a document security can build a plan on.
Buy the full Agent Attack Surface Scan as a one-off, agent-delivered engagement. AI agents run the whole thing — inventory, ASI/ATLAS assessment, prioritized findings and board-ready report — in a private, governed workspace. No subscription, no lock-in.
Fixed platform fee · then 300 USD per verified finding · delivered by AI agents in ~4 weeks · 30-day money-back
This is a one-off, point-in-time map. Want it kept true year-round?
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