Know the agent. Know its identity. Prove its reach.
AI agents use identities, credentials, tools, APIs, Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and data sources. Prancer discovers and maps those trust relationships, then validates whether they create unintended attack paths. Discover → Map → Attack → Prove. Discovery and mapping are available now in Prancer Ghost; attack validation is in early access.
What is a Non-Human Identity?
A Non-Human Identity (NHI) is a digital identity used by software instead of a person — AI agents, service accounts, workloads, applications, automation, APIs, service principals, and machine credentials.
An AI agent isn't just a model. It acts through enterprise identities.
The agent's risk is defined by what its identity can reach.
Knowing an identity exists doesn't tell you what an attacker can do with it
From inventory to proven reachability.
Discover the agentic attack surface
Using network flow telemetry, cloud audit logs, DNS, proxy, authentication, and application/API activity.
Map the trust relationships, not just the assets
Then test what those identities can actually do (early access)
Don't just flag excessive access. Prove the attack path.
Proven, Control-Blocked, or Unreachable.
Zero Trust now has to include AI agents
An identity can create a path the network map doesn't show
From trust graph to attack evidence
If it isn't proven, it doesn't publish. Request a demo.