Classify, Track & Decommission Autonomous AI

An autonomous agent is software that takes a goal, decides its own steps, and acts across your tools without waiting for a human to approve each move. On the endpoint, CyberHQ.ai surfaces agentic use of native tools such as Claude Code and Cursor, so these agents show up alongside browser activity. The risk to govern is not the agent itself but unmonitored authority, so every action should be logged, bounded, and defensible to a regulator or board.

Every agent's capability map and standing-privilege age comes from observed activity, not a note someone wrote after the fact, so "which agent had access to this data" has an answer with evidence behind it.

It is how long an agent has held a capability, shown next to when it was last observed using it (or that it never has), so a grant made for one project and never used again stands out. On the Prove tier, CyberHQ.ai maintains a durable roster of every discovered agent with capability maps and standing-privilege ages attached, so an investigation into an agent's access does not stop at "an agent did it."

No. CyberHQ.ai is built to make autonomous AI agents auditable, accountable, and controllable without requiring them to be switched off. Discovery and classification run continuously in the background; suspending or decommissioning an agent is a decision you make, not a precondition.

Suspending an agent flips its status in the roster from active to suspended, a reversible, logged action you take directly. It can also widen network-level blocking (DNS and firewall) to block the agent's AI provider across the whole device, once a tenant explicitly arms enforcement; it does not kill the agent's running process. New-agent-detected and agent-over-privilege signals surface as alerts for an analyst to triage, not an automatic stop. Reactivating, decommissioning, and archiving are the same roster action, each behind a confirmation step.

An AI Security Command Platform gives a business a continuous, evidence-backed picture of how AI is actually being used across the organization, from first shadow AI discovery through data protection, agent oversight, and audit-ready compliance. CyberHQ.ai is built to sit alongside your existing security stack, not replace it, and to answer three questions on an ongoing basis: how is AI being used right now, what does that usage expose you to, and can you prove you have control.