Taking Control of AI Agents: Securing Autonomous Tools Before They Become Your Biggest Risk
Tuesday, February 17 @ 9:00 AM PST / 12:00 PM EST
Your organization has thousands of AI agents running right now. Most security teams can account for maybe a dozen. While you're managing hundreds of SaaS applications, AI agents have quietly multiplied into the thousands: ChatGPT integrations, Claude plugins, Salesforce Agentforce, n8n workflows, custom-built automation tools, and embedded AI assistants across every platform your team uses. They act autonomously, hold persistent permissions, and connect across multiple systems. And almost no one is tracking them.
In this live session, we'll show you exactly how AI sprawl became your largest blind spot and demonstrate how to take control before these agents expose sensitive data or execute unauthorized actions:
- The scale of AI agent sprawl: Why the average organization has moved from hundreds of apps to thousands of AI agents—commercial, custom, and embedded—operating without security oversight or governance frameworks
- What makes AI agents different: How autonomous decision-making, multi-system access, and persistent permissions create a fundamentally different risk profile than traditional SaaS plugins, and why your current tools can't see them
- Live product demo: Watch Reco inventory every AI agent across your SaaS ecosystem in real time, map their connections through a knowledge graph linking identities, applications, and permissions, and automatically classify risk—including custom agents most tools miss entirely
- Identity and application security: How Reco secures both the agents themselves and the identities using them, giving you complete governance over who can deploy agents, what permissions they hold, and which systems they can access
- From discovery to enforcement: Practical steps to determine which agents should be sanctioned, which should be blocked, and how to create policies that scale with AI adoption, all from the same platform you use to secure your entire SaaS environment
Whether you're a CISO managing enterprise risk, a security architect building AI governance frameworks, or an IT leader trying to keep pace with AI adoption, this session will give you the visibility and control you need.
Walk away with a clear strategy to discover, assess, and govern AI agents before they become your next security incident.
Your organization has thousands of AI agents running right now. Most security teams can account for maybe a dozen. While you're managing hundreds of SaaS applications, AI agents have quietly multiplied into the thousands: ChatGPT integrations, Claude plugins, Salesforce Agentforce, n8n workflows, custom-built automation tools, and embedded AI assistants across every platform your team uses. They act autonomously, hold persistent permissions, and connect across multiple systems. And almost no one is tracking them.
In this live session, we'll show you exactly how AI sprawl became your largest blind spot and demonstrate how to take control before these agents expose sensitive data or execute unauthorized actions:
- The scale of AI agent sprawl: Why the average organization has moved from hundreds of apps to thousands of AI agents—commercial, custom, and embedded—operating without security oversight or governance frameworks
- What makes AI agents different: How autonomous decision-making, multi-system access, and persistent permissions create a fundamentally different risk profile than traditional SaaS plugins, and why your current tools can't see them
- Live product demo: Watch Reco inventory every AI agent across your SaaS ecosystem in real time, map their connections through a knowledge graph linking identities, applications, and permissions, and automatically classify risk—including custom agents most tools miss entirely
- Identity and application security: How Reco secures both the agents themselves and the identities using them, giving you complete governance over who can deploy agents, what permissions they hold, and which systems they can access
- From discovery to enforcement: Practical steps to determine which agents should be sanctioned, which should be blocked, and how to create policies that scale with AI adoption, all from the same platform you use to secure your entire SaaS environment
Whether you're a CISO managing enterprise risk, a security architect building AI governance frameworks, or an IT leader trying to keep pace with AI adoption, this session will give you the visibility and control you need.
Walk away with a clear strategy to discover, assess, and govern AI agents before they become your next security incident.
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Govern the AI Inside the Apps You Already Use
Reco gives you visibility and control over embedded AI features in your existing SaaS platforms. From Microsoft Copilot to Salesforce GPT, and new tools like Cursor, Lovable, Agentforce, and n8n, we show you where AI is enabled, what data it can access, and who's using it.
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Detect SaaS AI Apps
Know which copilots, assistants, and AI add-ons are active across tools like Slack, M365, Google Workspace, Notion, Cursor, Lovable, n8n, Agentforce, and more.
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Policy-Based Access & Risk Scoring
Auto-classify AI tools based on vendor risk, permissions, and usage context. Stop high-risk AI before it sees anything sensitive.
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Map Data Exposure to AI Models
We show you which documents, conversations, and records are flowing through embedded AI engines.
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Continuous Governance
AI in SaaS is always changing. Reco adapts in real time—no manual audits, no falling behind.
How Reco Brings SaaS AI Governance to Life
1. Discover
We scan across your SaaS environment to uncover embedded AI tools and features instantly.
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2. Analyze
Understand what these AI systems can access—and what they're doing with your data.
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3. Control
Enforce governance with automated controls.
4. Audit
Get audit trails and usage history. Prove governance. Show control.