Reco has introduced “Reco AI Agent Security” to address what it describes as “agent sprawl” as enterprises expand their use of Artificial Intelligence-driven tools. The capability is designed to give security and risk teams visibility and control over Artificial Intelligence agents operating across SaaS environments, including tools such as Copilot, ChatGPT, Salesforce Agentforce, Make, n8n, and custom automation.
The product is positioned around a growing security challenge in which autonomous agents move across multiple systems, access sensitive data, and execute actions without direct human oversight. Reco says the platform identifies how these tools interact across systems by recognizing the distinct fingerprints left by automation platforms. Platforms like n8n, Make, and Zapier exhibit recognizable workflow signatures, which Reco uses to detect and map how these automations interact across systems.
Reco also says behavioral monitoring helps distinguish automated activity from human behavior. “An AI agent accessing 500 Salesforce records per minute looks different from a human user,” Klein said. For native agents such as Microsoft Copilot and Salesforce Agentforce, Reco says it can monitor feature usage and activity patterns to help organizations understand where these systems are operating and what they are doing.
The new capability is available immediately as part of Reco’s unified SaaS security platform. The launch reflects a broader enterprise concern that the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence tools is creating blind spots for security teams, especially when agents are deployed across disconnected business applications and operate with limited centralized oversight.
