Solutions / Agent activity
What are our agents actually doing?
Agent actions can look individually valid while the sequence tells a different story. Cerberus connects activity to one agent identity and history so security teams can read the actor, not a stream of isolated requests.
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Valid actions
Agent requests use real credentials and permitted application paths.
Machine-scale sequences
Useful context disappears when every action is reviewed as a separate event.
Blended actors
Shared user and service identities make it hard to attribute activity to the agent responsible.
How it works
One agent. One connected history.
Cerberus groups observed actions around the agent actor and evaluates the sequence with Intent-Based Analysis™.
Coverage
What Cerberus catches here.
Application requests
The API actions agents take while carrying out a task.
Cross-session behavior
Activity connected to the same agent over time.
Action sequences
Ordered patterns that reveal meaning a single request cannot.
Scope changes
Movement from an established task pattern into broader application access.
Repeated access
Machine-speed repetition that differs from the agent's prior behavior.
Actor attribution
Agent actions separated from the human or service identity that authorized them.
FAQ
Common questions
Why is agent activity hard to monitor with request logs?
Request logs preserve individual events, but an agent's intent often becomes visible only across a sequence. Cerberus keeps those actions connected to the same actor and its history.
Does monitoring agent activity mean treating every automated action as malicious?
No. Automation is expected. Cerberus evaluates activity against the agent's own history and the intent of the sequence, rather than flagging an action merely because software performed it.
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