AI agents move faster than access reviews.
Agents get access for a pilot, create keys of their own and call tools at machine pace. NEBU finds what they hold and scopes it down, with a person approving every change that matters.
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of organizations with an AI-related breach lacked proper AI access controls
8% had them92% did not
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2026How NEBU supervises it.
Take one finding: an AI agent created its own API key, outside your identity provider. The key has no expiry date and holds write access to the billing database.
Here is the same finding with NEBU, from the moment the key is found to the evidence on the record. The agent keeps working. The key it made stops being a way in.
What changes for your team.
For security
Every agent identity has an owner, a scope and a record, including the keys agents create for themselves.
For platform
Agents move to short-lived credentials from your secrets manager, and NEBU checks they still work after each change.
For the auditor
Each change to an agent’s access shows who approved it, why, and how to reverse it.
Can NEBU supervise agents it did not build?
Yes. It works on their identities and access, not on the agents themselves.
NEBU does not change how an agent is built or which model it runs. It looks at what the agent can reach and the credentials it holds, and fixes those under supervision, wherever the agent runs.
Questions
Is NEBU itself an AI agent?
NEBU runs its own specialized agents under the same rules it applies to yours: scoped access, credentials that expire, and a person approving consequential changes.
What about AI agents from outside the company?
Those reach you through your front door. NEBU looks at the access inside your estate that any agent, yours or an outsider’s, could use.
Bring an agent you are not sure about.
We look at what it holds and what it could reach, together.