Eos is a cybersecurity company focused on identity security for AI agents within enterprise environments. The company positions AI agents as a distinct identity constituency — separate from human users and traditional machine identities — and builds its platform around securing this emerging category. The Eos platform is AI-native and addresses security risks that arise from the rapid enterprise adoption of AI agents. Its core capabilities include: - Discovery and visibility into AI agent identities, including shadow AI identities that may exist outside of formal governance processes - Governance controls to manage and oversee AI agent behavior and access - Protection against privileged access misuse by AI agents The platform targets four primary risk areas associated with AI agents: - Privilege misuse: agents elevating permissions beyond intended boundaries through configuration issues, prompt injection, or vulnerabilities - Sensitive data access: unauthorized access to sensitive data via prompt injection, memory manipulation, or exploitation of memory segregation controls - Credential theft: extraction of credential stores, service accounts, tokens, API keys, and session cookies from agents - Action manipulation: tampering with an agent's task plans or action histories to trigger harmful or unauthorized actions Eos targets enterprise organizations that are deploying or scaling AI agent usage and need to extend identity security practices to cover this new class of non-human, non-traditional-machine identities. The company offers a demo-based sales motion, indicating it is in an active go-to-market phase. The platform integrates with existing enterprise technology ecosystems, as suggested by the presence of various third-party brand icons in its interface imagery.