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An agent doesn’t need unauthorized access to take down production. A vague “clean up old tables” request can turn into deleted database schemas, using a tool the agent was allowed to use. Approved access can still lead to rogue behavior. Move from knowing what’s running to controlling what agents do. Get a practical 90-day plan covering discovery, identity-based access, business limits, and runtime protection.

Stop endpoint agents from going rogue. Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can reach far beyond employee laptops into source code, cloud infrastructure, and business systems. When they drift from the task, production and sensitive data are at risk. Build your path to runtime protection in 90 days: → Discover agents and what they can reach → Control access by identity and set business limits → Detect and stop risky behavior as it unfolds Get the practical rollout plan.

Somewhere in your org, someone just stitched together an agent with access to customer data. It works. Nobody reviewed it. Business teams build on SaaS agent platforms, engineers ship on Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, and LangChain, and employees connect coding assistants to internal systems. Most of this never goes through security. Noma brings all of it into one agent control plane: → Discover every agent, MCP server, skill, and model → Know who owns each one and what it can access → Enforce policy across endpoint, SaaS, and cloud agents Your teams keep building, and security knows what’s being built. See how Noma works.

Your teams are building agents in Copilot Studio, Agentforce, Bedrock, and wherever else they can. Noma finds every one of them, shows who owns it and what it has permission to do, and lets security set guardrails without slowing the builders down. See the platform.

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Agents don’t wait to be invited back. Once they’re connected to your drive, your CRM, or your production APIs, they keep that access. Noma gives security teams a single place to control it: → See what every agent, MCP server, and tool can reach → Set boundaries on what each agent is allowed to do → Detect and block risky behavior at runtime, even when the action looks legitimate It works through the gateways and AI stack you already run, so there’s nothing to re-architect. Over 10% of the Fortune 100 already use it. Explore the Noma platform.