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Google Vertex AI

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Your company deploys AI agents faster than it can secure them.

Unosecur brings them into one control plane to trace access, detect drift, and remove standing privileges.

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Discover AI agents outside security review

Find known and unknown AI agents across Google Cloud projects and locations. Track ownership, agent identity, service accounts, status, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritise access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent identities, service accounts, IAM roles, tools, and connected resources. Rank each path by the systems and data it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Discover AI agents outside security review

Find known and unknown AI agents across Google Cloud projects and locations. Track ownership, agent identity, service accounts, status, and lifecycle changes.

Prioritize access that widens the blast radius

Trace agent identities, service accounts, IAM roles, tools, and connected resources. Rank each path by the systems and data it exposes.

Reduce standing privilege before it is exploited

Detect permission drift and behavior outside the approved baseline, then enforce least privilege before the risk spreads.

Close the security gaps behind Vertex AI agents.

The agent visible in Vertex AI is only the starting point. Agent identity, service accounts, IAM roles, tools, memory, connected data, and activity determine the risks security teams must contain.

AI agent exposures living in your Google Cloud projects today.

Cloud security controls can show infrastructure and IAM. They do not by themselves explain the full agent context behind ownership, tools, data access, and runtime behavior.

Inherited default access

Agents and notebooks run on the default service account. That account usually holds Editor on the whole project, so the agent gets write access to everything.

Borrowed identities

One service account can mint tokens for another. An agent with modest permissions reaches far greater authority, and no single IAM policy shows the path.

Keys that never expire

Service account key files get pasted into agent code and shared between environments. They do not expire, they do not rotate, and offboarding does not revoke them.

Wide-open grounding

Grounding data stores sit on BigQuery tables and storage buckets with no row-level filter. Every caller gets the exact same unrestricted view of the data.