Where teams often start.
Four starting points, not the full list, all on one supervised loop inside your boundary.
Book a callWhich one sounds like your week?
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43 daysmedian time to fully patch a vulnerability in 2025, up from 32 days the year beforeVerizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report
With NEBU. NEBU takes the finding from your scanners or surfaces it itself, weighs it against your environment and prepares a scoped fix with its way back. Only the decision waits for a person.
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92%of organizations with an AI-related breach lacked proper AI access controlsIBM 2026 Cost of a Data Breach study
With NEBU. NEBU finds agents holding more access than their job needs and scopes it down under supervision. Every change carries the name of the person who approved it.
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109 to 1machine identities, AI agents included, for every human identityPalo Alto Networks, Identity Security Landscape 2026, 2,930 security leaders
With NEBU. NEBU maps the non-human identities in your environment, who owns them and what they can reach, then retires or scopes down the ones nobody needs.
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247 daysaverage time to identify and contain a breach, up from 241 days the year beforeIBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026
With NEBU. Each fix writes its own evidence as it happens: what was found, what changed, who approved it and how to undo it. The record is ready when the auditor asks, not rebuilt for them.
Something else on your list? Tell us about it
Banks are blocking outside agents. Yours are already inside.
In October 2026, several of the largest US banks began blocking outside AI agents from customer accounts. A login shows which credentials were used. It does not show who was acting, or whether anyone approved it.
Inside your own estate, blocking is not an option: your agents, service accounts and keys already hold access and do real work. NEBU looks at that access from the inside, finds what an outside attacker or a rogue insider could use, and fixes it under supervision.
Reported by Axios, October 22, 2026.
Which one should we pick first?
The one that costs you most this quarter.
All four use cases run on the same loop, inside the same boundary. A pilot starts with one of them in one environment, and the others reuse that setup when you widen it.
Questions
Do we have to pick only one?
No. The use cases share one platform and one record. Start with the one that hurts most and add the others as you widen the pilot.
Who on our side works with NEBU?
Security and platform teams together. Security leaders set the policies and sign off on consequential fixes; platform engineers see fixes arrive scoped, reversible and recorded.
Bring the finding that worries you most.
We walk it through the loop with you and show which use case it belongs to.