Eos Identity Security Platform is an AI-native identity security platform designed to address the security risks introduced by AI agents in enterprise environments. The platform treats AI agents as a distinct identity constituency — separate from human users and machine identities — and provides security controls specifically tailored to this category. Core focus areas: - Visibility: Provides visibility into AI agent identities and their associated access within an enterprise environment. - Governance: Helps organizations demonstrate governance over AI agent activity and behavior. - Privileged Access Risk Elimination: Addresses the risk of AI agents obtaining or misusing elevated permissions. The platform is designed to protect against four primary threat vectors associated with AI agents: - Privilege misuse: Agents being manipulated or inadvertently elevating permissions beyond intended boundaries through system configuration issues, prompt injection, or vulnerabilities. - Sensitive data access: Unauthorized access to sensitive data via prompt injection attacks, memory manipulation, or exploitation of memory segregation controls. - Credential theft: Extraction of an agent's credential store, including service accounts, tokens, API keys, and session cookies. - Action manipulation: Tampering with an agent's metadata such as task plans and action histories to execute unauthorized or damaging actions. The platform is positioned for enterprises adopting AI agents at scale and aims to reduce the security risks that accompany that adoption.