Agent sprawl
Agents, automations, connectors, shared accounts, and API permissions accumulate across teams without one useful inventory.
AgentGuard by Infin8 Automation
Your AI can take action.
Do you know exactly what it can touch?
AI agents are moving from answering questions to sending messages, editing documents, updating records, running workflows, and operating across business systems. AgentGuard maps the access before the access becomes the problem.
AGENT CONTROL MAPHuman accountable
IDENTITY
What is this agent and what job is it supposed to do?
✓ACCESS
Which inboxes, files, customer records, apps, credentials, and data can it reach?
✓ALLOWED
Which actions can it take without asking a human?
✓BLOCKED
Which actions are explicitly off limits?
✓APPROVAL
What requires a human checkpoint before execution?
✓OWNER
Which person is accountable for the agent's purpose, access, and lifecycle?
✓The new operating problem
Businesses are hiring digital workers faster than they are defining the keys.
Traditional automations usually followed a narrow, deterministic path. Modern agents can reason, choose tools, cross systems, and take actions. That creates leverage, but it also creates a new management job: deciding what each non-human worker is allowed to access and do.
Permission creep
A tool gets broad access because it is convenient during setup. Months later, nobody remembers why it still has it.
No accountable owner
When an agent acts incorrectly, the business needs more than a log. It needs a named human responsible for its purpose and access.
What we install
A practical control layer around your AI workforce.
AgentGuard is not penetration testing and it is not a compliance certification. It is operational governance: a clear inventory of the agents and automations doing work, the systems they can reach, the actions they can take, the approvals they require, and the people accountable for them.
✓Agent and automation inventory
✓System, application, data, and credential access map
✓Allowed and forbidden action register
✓Human approval thresholds
✓Named business owner for each agent
✓Permission and lifecycle review rhythm
✓Change log and remediation priorities
Commercial model
Audit first. Then keep the map alive.
Agent Audit
$1,500–$3,000
Inventory the current environment, expose unnecessary access, define ownership and approval gates, and deliver a prioritized control map.
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$750–$1,500 / month
Maintain the registry, review permission changes, recertify access, track ownership, and keep governance current as new agents and workflows are added.
Talk to Infin8Why now
The platforms themselves are building identity systems for AI agents.
Microsoft now provides purpose-built agent identities, access governance, lifecycle controls, audit logging, and human sponsorship through Microsoft Entra Agent ID. OpenAI workspace agents likewise include role-based access, tool permissions, monitoring, and approval gates for sensitive actions.
The enterprise software is validating the category. AgentGuard translates the operating principle for smaller businesses that do not have an internal identity-governance team.
Before you add another agent
Know who has the keys.
We will map what your AI and automations can access, what they can do, and where a human should still be in control.
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