Kavryl product preview showing AI agent inventory, SaaS permission paths, and high-risk exposure findings

Kavryl Security

Secure the AI agents inside your business.

Kavryl maps agent tools, SaaS permissions, and cloud access paths so security teams can reduce AI-driven exposure before it becomes a breach.

MCP tools OAuth scopes SaaS access Cloud paths

The new blind spot

AI agents are becoming privileged SaaS users.

They read files, call tools, use credentials, trigger workflows, and touch customer data. Most teams still review them like ordinary apps, even though one malicious ticket, document, webpage, or Slack message can change what an agent does.

First offer

Kavryl AI Agent and SaaS Permission Risk Assessment

A focused one-week assessment for security and engineering leaders who need visibility before they can govern agent risk.

Discover

Inventory AI agents, MCP servers, LLM apps, automation scripts, and connected tools across repos and configs.

Map

Connect agents to SaaS permissions, OAuth scopes, secrets, cloud access, and sensitive data paths.

Prioritize

Rank exposure by business impact, blast radius, destructive actions, and likelihood of abuse.

Remediate

Deliver a clear executive report with MITRE/OWASP mapping and practical fixes your team can act on.

Why now

Agent security is becoming a board-level permission problem.

The risk is no longer just prompt quality. It is what connected agents can do after they receive a bad instruction.

What buyers receive

Kavryl AI Agent Permission Risk Report

The first product is report-first because security leaders need a clear artifact they can share with executives, auditors, and engineering teams.

Exposure score 74 High
Finding 01: Agent has write access to customer-facing workflow

Support automation can read customer records, summarize ticket history, and post outbound responses without human approval.

Finding 02: MCP server exposes shell and file-system actions

Tool configuration allows command execution and local file reads from the same agent context.

Finding 03: Broad OAuth scopes across GitHub and Google Workspace

Repository and document permissions exceed the minimum required for current agent tasks.

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Kavryl Security

Find the agents, tools, and permission paths before they become your next incident.

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