For security teams
AI Agent Visibility for Security Teams
Security cannot review agents it cannot see. Roxea gives business and security teams a shared record of ownership, access and operational safeguards.
Security needs visibility before enforcement
A blanket policy does not reveal which team already relies on an agent or why it has access. An inventory creates the context needed to set proportionate controls.
Review sensitive tools and permissions
Focus on what an agent can do in the connected system. Read access to a public knowledge base is different from write access to production code or the ability to send external messages.
- Customer and employee data access.
- Source code, infrastructure and secret access.
- Financial actions and destructive operations.
- External communication and record changes.
- Approval, logging and emergency stop controls.
Track accepted risks
Some access is necessary for the workflow. Risk acceptance records the justification, responsible person and expiry without hiding the finding or reducing the raw score.
Keep an audit trail
Business records important changes such as agent updates, permission reviews, accepted risks, action approvals and report generation. Sensitive values and tokens do not belong in the log.
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Create a shared view before setting new controls.
Review agents by access and impact, then document what must change and what is accepted.