AI Security
The agent (or account) that quietly changed behavior
September 27, 2026 ยท Length 1:05
A compromised key, or an agent drifting off task, looks like normal traffic until it starts doing something new. AnnexIQ compares each key, agent or user with its own history, using metered usage, and flags a sharp rise in activity or a tool it has never used. For agents, a finished session can also be reviewed for drift: did it stay on its task and within scope? The finding points to the actual steps.
For CISOs, CTOs and Chief AI Officers who watch agents and API keys with broad tool access.
Good to know: It observes and reports only. Every finding waits for a person, and nothing is revoked or switched off automatically. It needs usage data flowing in, and drift review covers sessions run on AnnexIQ's agent runtime, after the fact.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.
For CISOs, CTOs and Chief AI Officers who watch agents and API keys with broad tool access.
Good to know: It observes and reports only. Every finding waits for a person, and nothing is revoked or switched off automatically. It needs usage data flowing in, and drift review covers sessions run on AnnexIQ's agent runtime, after the fact.
See it live: request a demo at annexsys.com.