See Every AI Tool Moving Through Your Organization

Shadow AI is any AI tool or AI agent running in your organization without security or IT’s approval, from an employee’s ChatGPT tab to an unattended agent wired into a CI pipeline or an MCP server. CyberHQ.ai finds it at the point of use: the browser extension and native endpoint sensor classify every interaction with a known AI provider in real time, and, on the Prove tier where that option is turned on, can flag newly seen AI destinations, surfacing them in the Platforms inventory, whether it arrives through a browser tab, a desktop application, a command-line tool, or an unattended background process.

The average organization has 27 AI-powered applications in active use, and only 56% carry IT approval, on average (BetterCloud, 2026 State of SaaS Report). That figure only covers tools people actively use; it does not include AI agents already running unattended in the background. CyberHQ.ai measures that gap for your own organization, agents included, as soon as the extension and sensor are deployed.

A signal is a triageable finding, such as a new AI agent detected, an agent holding unused privilege, a gap in browser coverage, or a connected app reached for the first time. Each arrives with context about what happened, not just that a policy was triggered.

No proxy or SSL inspection is required. The endpoint sensor and browser extension deploy through MDM, a one-command install, or a self-service enrollment page your admin can enable, in minutes. AI tools themselves surface within minutes as people use them; if DLP rules are also in scope, most organizations see their first meaningful DLP finding within 24 to 48 hours.

Yes. Every observed AI session is classified by actor: a human interactive session, a human working with agentic assistance, or, where the endpoint sensor is deployed, a fully autonomous AI agent. A discovery finding tells you not just which tool was used but what kind of activity used it.

An AI Governance 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 cost governance, 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.