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AI agent hooks are real security controls, but they move with the agent being governed. Why assurance needs enforcement and evidence from outside the agent.

Shadow AI is the tip of the iceberg. The mass below the waterline is what your agents can reach and what they do with it at runtime.

New survey of senior AI executives shows that while organizations are rapidly deploying AI and autonomous systems, their process and controls are not keeping pace - despite mounting reputational, cybersecurity and shadow AI risk.

Certiv Cost is now in public preview. See abnormal token usage, set budgets, and protect against runaway sessions.

When every ordinary path is closed, the extreme option only has to be better than what remains. Why agent security needs a golden bridge, not just a wall.

Privacy Mode makes agent session visibility proportional to risk. Violations surface automatically; compliant sessions stay private unless access is justified.

Codex and Claude Code ship with sane defaults. Then someone turns them off. The real security posture is the rules you write for the modes teams actually run.

Sun Tzu assumed an enemy across the field. The AI agent is on your side of it. Why agent security is a problem of command, not conquest.

Traditional governance defines what agents are allowed to do. Agent Assurance judges what they are about to do, in context, before it happens.

IT flinches when they hear "another endpoint agent." But the AI agent risk is real, and Scout is built to be light, not another burden to manage.