Keep pace with every agent your engineers adopt

Technology teams adopt agents faster than anyone, through licensed tools, personal preferences and agents they build into the product themselves. Geordie finds every one across endpoint, cloud, code and browser, records what each one does, and shapes its behavior through the agent's own context, so security keeps up without becoming the bottleneck.

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Your engineers adopt agents faster than any inventory can follow

Software companies tend to put agents into real work first, which is why the gap between what security believes is running and what is actually running is widest here. Developers choose their own coding agents, product teams build agents into customer-facing features, and every new tool connection extends a supply chain that nobody reviewed as a whole.

Developer choice

Developers pick their own tools

The coding agent the organization licensed is rarely the only one in use, because developer preference moves faster than any approved list and the alternatives are a single install away.

Supply chain

Packages and skills arrive at agent speed

Agents pull in packages, skills and MCP servers as part of the task, so a compromised package can arrive inside ordinary-looking work without the EDR on the machine recording anything.

Source and IP

Your code is the product

Agents read and write the code your business runs on, under credentials that may not belong to who you think, so whose identity an agent acts under matters as much as what it does.

See what every agent does, from the laptop to the repo

Geordie reads agents where they run: a lightweight sensor on developer machines, direct connections to code repositories, and APIs and telemetry across your cloud and SaaS platforms. Each agent is tied to its owner, identity, model, tools and permissions, and every session lands in a record your incident responders can actually use.

What Geordie records for every agent action

The whole loop, in order, with the reasoning attached

01 Context What the agent was told, and what it remembers
02 Configuration Instructions, skills and permissions in force
03 Plan The steps it intends to take
04 Tool call The command, its arguments and the credentials used
05 Response What came back, and what it changed

Find the agents nobody licensed

Vendor-agnostic discovery across 45+ agent platforms, from Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot to the agents your teams build into the product.

Assess the tool supply chain

Every MCP server, skill, extension, plugin and package behind each agent, including the ones defined in configuration that never generate traffic a gateway could inspect.

Give incident response the facts

An immutable record of each session, down to the exact commands and tool calls, that feeds your SIEM when you want it there.

When a coding agent pulls in a compromised package, Geordie's record gives the response team the exact commands and tool calls.

See where tokens go

Token spend tied to the agent, action and owner behind it, including the side projects and oversized models nobody signed off on.

Remediation, powered by Beam

Controls developers won't route around

Beam works through the agent's own configuration and context, inside the tools developers already use, with no proxy adding latency to every call. A risky step can be guided toward a safer path instead of blocked outright, which keeps the work moving and keeps developers on side.

Monitor Observe and record, with cost and risk in view
Guide Add context that adjusts how the agent proceeds
Confirm Pause for an operator's decision before it acts
Enforce Always-on policy where a boundary must hold

Deploys the way your fleet already does

Geordie goes out through the device management you already run, connects to the clouds and repositories you already use, and needs no agent rebuilds or gateway changes to start reporting.

~30,000

endpoints run Geordie at a global delivery platform, which chose it after a hands-on bake-off against three other vendors.

About 10 minutes through MDM

Jamf, Intune or Kandji, at user-level permissions
Under 2% CPU

Light enough for developer machines under load
Mac, Windows and Linux

Plus containerized environments and agentic SDLC loops
AWS, Azure and GCP

Custom agents and harnesses through APIs and telemetry
GitHub and Azure DevOps

Direct repository scanning that keeps source in place
SOC 2 Type 2 · ISO 27001

No third-party LLM sub-processors handle customer data

Geordie in the real world

Two technology-led businesses, both adopting agents faster than any inventory could follow.

Owkin AI biotech

How Owkin found its critical agent risks before they surfaced

Owkin runs hundreds of agents across more than 50 petabytes of data. Geordie gave its security team a live inventory, surfaced three critical vulnerabilities, including an MCP command injection that reached 40 agents, and put a number on the risk leadership was carrying.

in risk averted
$13M: to evidence EU AI Act compliance
10 min

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PE-backed travel technology

How Forge Holiday Group quantified its AI risk

Forge adopted AI across the business faster than any inventory could keep up with. Geordie gave its security team a live picture of every agent on endpoints, in developer tooling and across AI platforms, then turned it into the inherent-versus-residual risk numbers the board already works from.

of Forge's tech ecosystem covered
90%: coverage across devices and AI platforms
Endpoint and API

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What security leaders tell us

“We knew developers were using AI agents for coding, but we didn't know the full picture. Geordie showed us exactly which models were being invoked and by how many people.”

Senior Security Engineer Global private equity firm

“Geordie's approach is very simple to connect. You can see exactly what's being connected. There's less of a dependency chain.”

Leo Cunningham CISO, Owkin

“I'd like to get to a point where everybody's building their own agents, and Geordie would be the key tool around managing that risk and making sure those agents aren't going off the rails.”

Jacob Sweat VP Technology, Wood Partners

Questions from software and technology teams

The endpoint sensor runs at user-level permissions and uses under 2% CPU, and it deploys through the MDM you already run in about 10 minutes, so developers shouldn't notice it's there.

Geordie covers 45+ agent platforms and tools, including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot. Because discovery doesn't rely on an agent registering itself, the tools developers picked up on their own appear alongside the ones you license.

Geordie connects to custom agents and harnesses through APIs and telemetry across AWS, Azure and GCP, and where it suits the way an agent is built, it can also add that agent through lifecycle hooks.

Geordie connects directly to repositories such as GitHub and Azure DevOps and scans within them, which means your source stays where it is while agent configuration, skills and dependencies are mapped before anything ships.

Geordie works alongside both, because each of them sees a different part of the picture. An EDR watches the device and a gateway sees the traffic that crosses it, while Geordie reads the agent itself, including skills, extensions and packages that never touch a gateway, and records each step of what it did.

Policy creation and enforcement are deterministic, so a control behaves the same way every time it runs, and Geordie keeps AI for analysis and for understanding behavior, where weighing a lot of context is the job.

See every agent your engineers are already running

We will show you the coding agents, custom agents and tool connections across your estate, and what each one can reach.

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