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    Which agents are acting in our environment?

    Cerberus builds a living inventory from the agent traffic that actually reaches your applications. See each agent as an actor with its own identity and history, instead of another request behind a shared credential.

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    Shared credentials

    Agents can appear as their users or services, leaving no distinct actor to investigate.

    Traffic outruns lists

    A manually maintained register goes stale as agents and automated workflows change.

    Unknown exposure

    Without an observed inventory, security teams cannot see which application surfaces agents reach.

    How it works

    Inventory built from observed behavior.

    Cerberus identifies agents from real application traffic and keeps their activity attached to a durable actor history.

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    Agent identity
    Agent activity is separated into distinct actors rather than disappearing inside a shared token or user session.
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    Observed surface
    The APIs and application actions each agent actually reaches become part of its record.
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    Continuous history
    New activity updates the inventory and gives later detections the context of what that agent has done before.

    Coverage

    What Cerberus catches here.

    Known agents

    Recognized agents with an established identity and activity history.

    Untracked agents

    Automated actors operating without an existing inventory record.

    Shared-token agents

    Agents whose requests would otherwise blend into a user or service identity.

    Newly observed agents

    Agent actors appearing in application traffic for the first time.

    Agent-to-API reach

    The application endpoints an agent accesses in practice.

    Inventory drift

    Changes between the agents teams expect and the actors traffic reveals.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    How is an agent inventory different from a static register?

    A static register records what teams declare. Cerberus builds the inventory from activity observed inside the application, so it reflects the agents that are actually acting and preserves their histories as traffic changes.

    Why does each agent need its own identity?

    A shared credential tells you which account authorized a request, not which agent acted. A distinct actor identity lets activity, deviation, and security verdicts stay attached to the agent that produced them.

    See the agents already acting.

    See Cerberus read your own traffic, human and agentic, in one walkthrough tailored to your stack.

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