The leak dies
where it starts.
Some actions never reach a gateway. AgenShield stops dangerous actions on the device itself, and BrowserShield (early access) stops company data at the paste. Enforcement on every surface, one policy plane.
A dangerous action, stopped on the device.
An n8n workflow reaches for production secrets on a laptop. It never gets there.
The gateway cannot see everything.
Local actions are invisible
A coding agent deleting files or exfiltrating secrets on a laptop never crosses your network controls.
The browser is the biggest leak
Company data pasted into public chatbots leaves no trace in any log. It is the leak you cannot see.
Point tools do not talk
EDR sees the device, DLP sees the network, nobody sees the agent. The blind spots are between the tools.
One policy, enforced everywhere an agent acts.
The same rules and the same identity model, from the browser tab to the gateway.
Blocked on the device, before execution.
In-line on the endpoint
Out-of-policy actions, like touching production secrets or mass-deleting files, are stopped before they execute.
Same policies, same identity
The device enforces the gateway's policy plane, against the same agent identity.
Rolled out like software
Ships through your existing MDM. No workflow changes for employees or developers.
Company data, protected at the paste.
BrowserShield is in early access with design partners. Ask about the program in your demo.
Detects the paste itself
API keys and sensitive data are recognized at the paste into AI tools, and blocked.
Shadow AI surfaced
Every AI tool employees actually use becomes visible, before it becomes a headline.
Guardrails, not blanket blocks
Employees keep using AI tools. Only the leaking action stops.
Questions, answered.
Do Shield components require new infrastructure?
Will employees notice?
Is Shield mandatory to use Agen.co?
What is BrowserShield's availability?
Close the leak you cannot see.
Device and browser enforcement, on the policy plane you already wrote.