Visibility and controls to secure agents.

Agents are here. Oso makes them safe.

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Your engineers are already using coding agents.

Next up is product, finance, and sales – the whole company.
How do you get your arms around agent adoption?

Scope

Get the permissions house in order

Every user in your org has permissions. Most have too many.

Oso maps this posture: who has access to what, classified by risk. Then it recommends what to scope down — before agents inherit the mess.

Risk monitoring dashboard for agents showing alert threshold rules and frequency and severity graphs for finance-automation agent with peaks and configurable thresholds.

Watch

See what agents are doing

Every prompt, every tool call, every MCP server — captured in real time.

Default alerts for PII exfiltration, unusual velocity, and access to sensitive resources. Add your own rules in minutes.

When agents exceed least privilege, you know immediately.

Dashboard interface for Oso for Agents showing Content settings to detect sensitive data types like phone numbers, email addresses, credit card numbers, social security numbers, and names, all toggled on.

Enforce

Narrow access automatically as risk builds

Permission risk isn’t static. It’s a function of the user, the agent, and the session so far.

As risk climbs, access narrows — automatically.

High-risk actions go through deterministic controls. Block agents from leaking data, modifying critical infra, or breaking any rule you set.

Dashboard showing agent activity logs with timestamps, event types, session IDs, agent IDs, and user emails.

Audit

Keep receipts

Full trails of every action, tool call, command, and LLM response.

Backwards visibility to handle incident response and post-mortems.

Reports on agent posture and proof that you're on top of it.
Compliance records for auditors.

Dashboard showing agent activity logs with timestamps, event types, session IDs, agent IDs, and user emails.
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Testimonials

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You can’t prompt your way to least privilege. Oso wires it into every call. Let’s have a cocktail.
Jared Rosoff,
VP of Infra, Roblox
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Agents should unlock creativity, not create new categories of risk. Oso's approach—automated least privilege—is exactly how you make that real.
Kareem Amin
Co-Founder & CEO, Clay
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We want partners who understand where security is headed, not just where it's been. Oso gets that agentic systems need fine-grained authorization baked in from the start.
Mark Hillick
CISO, Brex
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Agents in production need the same rigor we bring to clinical decisions: precise, measurable, auditable. Oso gets that.
Adam Chekroud
Co-Founder & President, Spring Health
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At 1Password, we’re seeing the same pattern Oso highlights as teams start putting AI agents into real production workflows. Access models built for humans don’t map cleanly to agents. When agents are handed broad, static permissions, the unused ones don’t just sit there, they quietly expand the attack surface.
Nancy Wang
CTO at 1Password