AI Agent & MCP Inventory
Know what your AI agents can reach before someone else finds out.
A one-week, fixed-fee inventory of the AI agents running in your environment, the MCP servers they connect to, the tools they can call, and the credentials and permissions they hold. Human-led, read-only, and delivered as a report your security leader can take to the board.
Most Teams Can't List Their Agents.
AI agents went into production faster than anyone wrote them down. Developers connect coding assistants to MCP servers. Teams ship agents with API keys and cloud roles attached. Each one can call tools and take actions on its own, and most security teams have no list of what exists, what it can touch, or whose credentials it uses.
Four Questions. One Week.
What agents you run, what they connect to, what they can do, and what access they hold.
AI Agents
Agents built on cloud AI services, agents running in your own workloads, and agents set up inside SaaS tools. Who owns each one, what model it uses, what triggers it, and what data it reads.
MCP Servers
The MCP servers your agents and developer tools connect to. Where each one is configured, who installed it, whether it is first-party or a third-party dependency, and what it exposes.
Agent Tools and Autonomous Actions
Every tool each agent can call, sorted by what it can do: read, write, delete, or send data outside the company. Which of those actions run without a human approving them.
Credentials and Permissions
The API keys, tokens, and cloud roles each agent holds, what those permissions reach, when they were last used, and whether they rotate. We record names and scopes only. We never collect secret values.
One Week. One Fixed Fee.
Deliverables
- Agent inventory: every agent found, its owner, and what it touches
- MCP server inventory, including third-party servers and who installed them
- Tool and permission map: each agent, the tools it can call, the credentials behind them, and what they reach
- Fix-first list: the agent and access combinations that need attention first
- Plain-language summary your security leader can take to the board
- Live walkthrough of the findings with the founder
Read the Report Before You Buy It.
Sample AI Agent & Access Inventory
A 17-page example of the report format, built for a fictional company. It shows how we present agents, the access they hold, and what the method could not see.
- Executive summary written for the board
- Coverage table showing what was checked and what was not
- Agent findings with severity and the access behind each one
- Asset inventory and methodology
Sent.
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How the Engagement Works
Then Test the Riskiest Agents.
The inventory shows which agents and access combinations need attention first. Your team can work the fix-first list directly, or we can test the riskiest agents by hand to show what an attacker could actually make them do.
Start with the Inventory
Tell us where your AI agents run. We will confirm scope and access, and start within the week.
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