Elmoz connects AI agents, service accounts and OAuth apps to the sensitive data they can reach. Trace access in a security graph and find the change that breaks a risky path.
AI agents act through non-human identities: service accounts, roles and OAuth apps. Shared credentials and missing owners make their access hard to review. Elmoz connects identities, permissions and sensitive data so security teams can see where a risk leads.
Discover identities, trace access to sensitive data, and prioritize the paths to fix.
A pull request, a new OAuth grant or a wider role can hand an agent a path to production overnight. Elmoz watches those changes across GitHub, AWS, Okta and Snowflake, shows the data they expose and routes the ones that matter to your team.
Elmoz answers the questions an analyst would ask: what is this identity, what can it reach, and who owns it. You get the agent, its access path and a suggested change in one view.
Every agent identity comes from somewhere: a workflow, a commit, an integration someone set up once. Elmoz links it back to that origin where the evidence exists.
See how a CI job from March turned into an open path to customer data today.
Elmoz helps security and platform teams investigate AI agents and non-human identities in one security graph. Discover who has access, trace paths to sensitive data and prioritize permission changes. Book a demo to review a workflow relevant to your environment.
Security for the non-human workforce.
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