Signal LoomSIGNAL LOOM
AI Agent Control Plane

Three questions.
Most enterprises can answer none of them.

Signal Loom proves who every agent is, what it is allowed to do, and what it actually did, so agents can be trusted with work that matters.

01
What agents are in your environment?

Not the ones you deployed. The ones running. Signal Loom verifies hundreds of strands at the source: identity providers, secrets vaults, certificate authorities, clouds, agent frameworks. No single vendor can see across all of them.

Sixty days for a dollar answers this one before you talk to anyone →
WITHOUT SIGNAL LOOM
An inventory assembled by hand, out of date the week it is finished.
WITH SIGNAL LOOM
A live registry, verified at each issuer, in minutes.
02
What were they credentialed to do?

Every agent gets one governed credential, scoped to what it actually needs and tied to a named human owner. Every permission is enforced against that identity in real time, including at agent-to-agent handoffs.

Ask your current tool what share of one agent's credentials it can reach →
WITHOUT SIGNAL LOOM
Credentials scattered across systems, no owner, no scope, no way to pull them all back.
WITH SIGNAL LOOM
One credential, one owner, killed at the source when it should no longer exist.
03
What actions are they taking?

Detection tools ask whether behaviour looks anomalous. Signal Loom asks whether it was authorized for this identity. One is probabilistic. The other is evidence, attested and mapped to SOC 2, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 42001 as it is created.

Incidents resolve in hours with evidence, not months with forensics →
WITHOUT SIGNAL LOOM
Responsibility dissolves across the vendor, the builder, the deployer, and the prompt.
WITH SIGNAL LOOM
Every action traces to an identity, an authorization, and a human owner.
Integrates with
NVIDIAAWSMicrosoftGoogleAnthropicOrcaneo4jauth0 NVIDIAAWSMicrosoftGoogleAnthropicOrcaneo4jauth0
The claim that survives contact

Killed at the source, across infrastructure we don't operate.

Other control planes govern agents inside their own control plane. Signal Loom revokes each permission and certificate where it was originally issued: at the certificate authority, the identity provider, the vault. If a control reaches only the credentials it issued itself, it is not a control over the agent.

What share of one agent's credentials can your current control actually revoke?
Revocation · agt_447100:00:41
Microsoft CA · client certificateRevoked
Entra ID · service principalRevoked
OpenBao · dynamic secretRevoked
External CA · TLS chainRevoked
Cloud workload identityRevoked
Attestedowner: j.okonkwo@acme
Example data — not live telemetry

Answer question one for a dollar.

Sixty days, every feature on, discovery uncapped. A scored report of every agent and non-human identity in your environment, and the controls to do something about them.

Start your $1 trial →
SOC 2NIST CSF 2.0ISO 27001:2022ISO/IEC 42001