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Agent inventory
The agents operating across cloud, SaaS, and model gateways.
Agent identity control plane
See every agent.
Control every access.
Stop risk, fast.
Start with a free, read-only Blast Radius Report. AgentLatch maps the agents, credentials, and systems already moving through your business—without changing a thing in production.
Read-only scan. Free forever. No production changes required.
Blast Radius / Read only
Blast Radius Report
Your agent access surface, mapped.
Agents
Inventory
Keys
Shared paths
Access
Reachable systems
Risk
Write exposure
Access paths foundMAP COMPLETE
Agent → SaaS → customer data
Agent → cloud role → production
Agent → model gateway → tools
Built for the moment agents outgrew shared credentials.
IdentityLeast privilegeFast revokeAudit-ready evidence
A control plane that starts with visibility
Find the exposure. Then take control.
Free scan first.
Connect AgentLatch read-only to the places agents already work. The scan finds what is there before policy or enforcement enters the picture.
Start the free report- 01
Connect read-only
Map agent paths across cloud, SaaS, secrets, and model gateways.
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Read the Blast Radius Report
See identities, shared keys, reachable systems, and permissions that do not belong.
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Enforce when you are ready
Give each agent a unique identity, scoped short-lived credentials, and a revoke path.
The report makes risk concrete
An artifact security can forward—and builders can act on.
The Blast Radius Report turns unknown agent access into a shared map. It gives security leaders a starting point without turning the scan into another engineering project.
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Shared credentials
The keys and secrets that let one compromise become many.
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Reachable systems
The infrastructure and data each agent can actually touch.
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Unused write access
Permissions that are present but not part of the job.
Paid enforcement, once the map is clear
Every agent gets an identity. Every identity gets a boundary.
AgentLatch moves teams from visibility to least-privilege control without forcing the entire organization into a new approval queue.
Unique agent identities
Separate the agent from the human, service, or shared key it used to hide behind.
Scoped, short-lived credentials
Issue access for the job at hand, with less standing privilege left behind.
Under-one-minute revoke
Cut one agent off without breaking unrelated work—and prove it in a witnessed drill.
Design partner motion
Make the pilot the proof.
The first rollout is a focused control-plane pilot: one business unit, real agents, and evidence your security team can take to the decision committee.
Discuss a design partner pilotPilot proof points
- Every agent in scope holds a unique identity.
- Shared keys in scope are replaced with scoped, short-lived credentials.
- A live revoke drill shows an agent cut off in under one minute.
- Security and audit receive evidence in a format they can use.
A named engineer, a clear rollout scope, and a clean exit if the pilot does not earn the next phase.
Your first control is visibility
Find the agents your controls missed.
Connect AgentLatch read-only. Get a concrete map of agent identities, shared credentials, and access paths before you change a thing.