Discover agents and non-human identities
Find the AI coding agents, MCP servers, GitHub workflows, OAuth apps, service accounts, tokens and SaaS automations that may already have access to real systems.
Agent Attack Surface Intelligence
Agents are shipping faster than security can catch up.
Cursor in every IDE. Claude wired into production. MCP servers no one inventoried. GitHub Apps with admin tokens. Service accounts nobody owns. elmoz is the security graph that connects every agent to every credential to every system it can reach — and shows you the paths that actually matter.
For security teams adopting AI agents, MCP servers and automation
What is Clooad
The security graph for AI agents and non-human identities
AI coding agents, MCP servers, GitHub workflows, service accounts and SaaS automations now use real credentials and touch real systems. Elmoz connects evidence from code, cloud IAM, secrets, SaaS and agent configurations to show the full path from agent to sensitive data — including proof level, blast radius and the change that introduced the risk.
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Key features
Find the agent access paths that create real risk
Elmoz discovers AI agents, tokens, workflows and service accounts, traces how they inherit access, and shows which sensitive systems are reachable before the path becomes an incident.
Risk path analysis
Trace paths like AI Agent → GitHub Workflow → Token → Cloud Role → Secret → Sensitive Data across code, cloud, identity and SaaS.
Agent & NHI discovery
Find the agents and non-human identities operating in your environment — including MCP servers, GitHub Actions, OAuth apps, service accounts, tokens and integration users.
Blast radius prioritization
See what could be exposed if an agent, token or workflow is compromised: production systems, secrets, customer data, external outputs and the owners who need to fix it.
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Security graph
See the full path, not just another alert
Elmoz builds a graph of how agents, workflows, identities, permissions, secrets and sensitive systems connect — so security teams can prove what is reachable, where the evidence comes from and what should be fixed first.
How it works
From scattered access signals to provable risk paths
Elmoz connects your code, cloud, identity, secrets and SaaS systems, discovers agents and non-human identities, and turns disconnected permissions into clear agent-to-data risk paths.
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Connect your evidence sources
Start with systems where agent risk forms: GitHub, GitHub Actions, cloud IAM, secrets managers, SaaS tools and agent configurations. Early access focuses on GitHub + cloud IAM. Additional systems are added with design partners.
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Trace the access path
Elmoz correlates agents, workflows, tokens, service accounts, IAM roles, SaaS scopes, secrets and sensitive targets into a graph of what is actually reachable.
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Prioritize what to fix
Elmoz separates proven paths from weak signals, ranks issues by blast radius, and shows the owner, evidence and change context needed to remediate quickly.
Visibility
Your agent risk map gets sharper with every integration
As Elmoz connects more evidence sources, teams gain a clearer view of which agents and non-human identities can reach sensitive systems, how strong the proof is, and which risks should be fixed first.
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Source-backed proof for every hop
Change context
PRs, workflows and policy changes that opened the path
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Connect the systems where agent access risk forms
Elmoz looks for evidence across the places agents and non-human identities actually get power: source control, CI/CD workflows, cloud IAM, secrets managers, SaaS apps, identity providers and agent configurations.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about what Elmoz does, who it is for, and how it differs from agent inventory or MCP control planes.
What is Elmoz?
Elmoz is a security platform that shows what AI agents and non-human identities can actually reach. It connects evidence from code, cloud IAM, secrets, SaaS and agent configurations to map risky paths from agents to sensitive systems and data.
Who is Elmoz for?
Elmoz is built for security, cloud security, AppSec, IAM and platform teams adopting AI coding agents, MCP servers, GitHub Actions, service accounts and SaaS automation.
Do I need to deploy a runtime agent?
No. Elmoz starts with control-plane and configuration evidence from systems like source control, CI/CD, cloud IAM, secrets and SaaS. You can begin by mapping existing access paths without routing all agent traffic through Elmoz.
How is Elmoz different from inventory tools?
Inventory tools show which agents, apps or identities exist. Elmoz shows the reachable path: which identity they use, which permissions they inherit, which sensitive systems they can access, and what change introduced the risk.
What systems does Elmoz connect to?
Elmoz is built to connect with the systems where agent risk forms: code repositories, CI/CD workflows, cloud IAM, secrets managers, SaaS apps, identity providers and agent configurations. Early access focuses on GitHub and cloud IAM, with additional integrations prioritized through design partners.
