Say yes to more agents, with the evidence to back it up
Security usually inherits agent risk before anyone hands it a budget for it. Geordie gives your team one understanding of every agent, what it can reach and what it actually does, with controls that hold without stopping the work, so you can approve adoption on evidence rather than hold it back on uncertainty.
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The business said yes to agents before anyone asked how you would secure them
In most organizations we speak to, security took on agents by default rather than by design, because security owns risk and nobody else would. The business moves on agents whether or not security has the data to judge them, which leaves two outcomes on the table: hold adoption back until you can see it, or let it run without the evidence you would be expected to have. These are the four questions that decide which way it goes.
How many agents do we actually have?
Platforms, developers and individual employees all bring agents in, so a survey or a single platform registry is out of date before the review it was built for.
What can each one reach?
Skills, extensions, plugins and MCP servers make allow and block lists unreliable, and most of them never cross the gateway you deployed to watch them.
What did it actually do?
Not every agent keeps logs, and some let sessions be rewritten, so without a behavioral record an investigation starts after the damage.
Can we stop it without stopping the business?
Proxy controls force a choice between failing open and failing closed, and blocking an agent stops the work it was doing, so the business learns to route around them.
Most of the evidence your detection depends on lives with other teams
Across more than 60 organizations, the tasks of running an agent estate split in a consistent way. Security reliably owns detection and incident response, shares the decisions about access and approval, and depends on inventory and telemetry that usually sit with IT or a platform team. Geordie gives every team the same record, so the seam between them stops being a blind spot.
Security owns
Settled- Threat detection and response Prompt injection, exfiltration, tool misuse and agents exceeding their agency.
- Incident response and forensics Telling a careless agent from a compromised one, and stopping it fast.
- Runtime policy What must never happen, enforced at the point an action is taken.
Security shares
Often contested- Intake and approval Usually a veto on a gate run by an AI committee or risk function.
- Tool and MCP server vetting The risk judgment, beside a catalog platform engineering curates.
- Identity and entitlement scoping The least-privilege standard that identity teams provision against.
Security depends on
Usually owned elsewhere- Discovery and inventory Often run by IT and end-user computing, with no named owner for the list.
- Observability and telemetry Built by whichever team instrumented agents first, endpoint or gateway.
- Audit evidence Turned into reports by GRC, privacy and legal from the record security relies on.
From our research series, Who should own agent security and operations?
One understanding of every agent, from inventory to enforcement
Know what you have
Know every agent, and everything it can reach
Geordie gathers data where agents run, across endpoint, cloud, code and browser, and expects no agent to register itself. Each one is tied to its owner, identity, model, tools and permissions, including the skills, extensions and packages that never generate traffic a gateway could inspect.
At a British bank, Geordie found tool connections beyond what employee surveys and MCP gateways had captured.
Understand behavior
See what each agent actually did
Access shows what an agent can do, and behavior shows what it does. Geordie records every session in order, from context and plan to each tool call and response, in an immutable record that does not depend on the agent platform's own log retention and feeds your SIEM when you want it there.
When a coding agent pulls in a compromised package that the EDR never records, Geordie's record gives the response team the exact commands and tool calls the agent ran.
Prioritize risk
Triage risk in the context of the whole agent
Findings combine how an agent is configured with what it was seen doing, classified at four plain levels and mapped to the frameworks you report against. Every finding arrives with the agents it affects and who owns them, so an analyst never starts an investigation from a name they have never seen.
Owkin uncovered three critical CVEs its existing stack had missed, including an MCP command injection affecting 40 agents.
Remediation, powered by Beam
Controls that hold without stopping the work
Beam acts through the agent's own configuration and context rather than a proxy in the execution path, so there is no chokepoint to fail open or closed. Responses escalate with the risk, from Monitor and Guide to Confirm and Enforce, and policy is deterministic, set by department, role and use case, so a control behaves the same way every time.
Wood Partners enforces Beam policies against the risks Geordie classifies as critical, with no blockers reported to employees' work.
Works alongside your tools, not instead of them
Platform-native controls and gateways are a good foundation, and Geordie adds the cross-platform view none of them provide on its own. There are no agent rebuilds and no changes to existing infrastructure.
- SIEM and SOAR The immutable audit log feeds downstream, and alerts arrive with the agent, its reach and its owner.
- EDR EDR watches the device; Geordie reads the agent itself, step by step.
- Gateways and native controls Covers the skills, extensions and packages a gateway never sees.
- Identity and MDM Deploys through the MDM you already run, at user-level permissions.
What security leaders tell us
- found at Owkin that its existing stack had missed, including an MCP command injection affecting 40 agents.
- 3 critical CVEs
- AI platforms approved at a global private equity firm, with a documented review behind every approval.
- 0 → 3
- inventory accuracy estimated by Wood Partners, across agents from multiple platforms in a single view.
- 98%
“A proxy approach introduces an additional third-party element which could add an additional layer of complexity. Geordie's approach is very simple to connect. You can see exactly what's being connected.”
“Without visibility, you can't accept risk. You can only block it.”
“The visibility and control Geordie created made me much more comfortable supporting broader adoption across the business.”
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We will show you every agent across your estate, what each one can reach, what it has been doing, and where the risk sits.