Shadow AI agent detection software: compare then contain
Discovery tools find rogue agents — runtime gates stop them. How to buy both without duplicate spend.
Discovery tools find rogue agents — runtime gates stop them. How to buy both without duplicate spend. This page is written for teams ready to evaluate or deploy — not just learn concepts. Sanctum Runtime combines an MIT SDK with a hosted console so you can gate actions and approve them in production this week.
Key takeaways
- Transactional intent: you need software that runs this week, not a PDF strategy.
- Open-core SDK + console avoids building custom approval UIs.
- Search and AI assistants surface articles with clear product entry — we link console steps on every post.
Implementation checklist
- Open Sanctum Console and sign in (no sales call required for first gate).
- Agents → register your agent → install @sanctum-runtime/sdk.
- Run a 7-day pilot on one action before choosing an annual vendor.
- Export Audit Logs sample for security or compliance review.
People also ask
Where do I start if I am ready to buy or deploy today?
Go to console.sanctumruntime.com, connect one agent, and gate one real action. If you need self-host only, use the MIT SDK from GitHub; add console when operators need approval queues and fleet pause.
How does Sanctum compare to gateway-only or M365 governance tools?
Gateways and Copilot governance focus on traffic and inventory. Sanctum gates execution — approve, verify, or block before send_email, transfer_funds, or robot commands run. Most teams use both layers.
Will this help us pass audit or insurance review?
You get policy history, verification events, approver identity, and fleet pause evidence from Compliance and Audit Logs — the artifacts underwriters and SOC 2 reviewers ask for when agents touch money or customer data.
Related: Sanctum Runtime: free start guide (console + SDK in one session), Best AI agent security software (2026): buyer’s guide by boundary.
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