identity signals
Detect AI usage tied to users and roles
Scan IDP logs to uncover authentication patterns associated with AI systems and model usage, strengthening accountability and governance.
AI is expanding across your enterprise — in SaaS tools, developer environments, APIs, and web platforms. Airia identifies AI wherever it runs so you can bring it under control before exposure, misuse, or compliance gaps emerge.
AI usage spreads quickly across applications, APIs, development environments, and web — often outside formal oversight. Airia identifies AI agents, LLM API calls, and MCP servers wherever they operate, transforming hidden activity into a centralized inventory you can control.
Surface unsanctioned AI usage across business units and bring it under centralized governance before it introduces unmanaged risk.
Monitor AI usage in real time across browser-based tools. Block, warn, redirect, or audit activity to prevent unauthorized data exposure.
Scan installed applications and local environments to detect AI capabilities operating outside approved frameworks.
If agents are going to run real work, they need more than prompts and point solutions. Airia is designed for organizations ready to move beyond experimentation and operate AI agents with control, context, and confidence.
Scan IDP logs to uncover authentication patterns associated with AI systems and model usage, strengthening accountability and governance.
Integrate with SASE and network controls to identify AI traffic patterns and monitor dataflow between models and enterprise systems.
Connect with Office365, Google Workspace, and other enterprise platforms to identify AI usage operating within SaaS environments.
Query APIs for usage signals and scan code repositories to identify LLM integrations, AI agents, and MCP servers before they reach production.
From smarter workflows to trusted security, Airia drives real results for enterprises.
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