AI AGENT SECURITY

Your AI agents are reading your data. Do you know what they touched?

Every agent, every credential, every object - it's all in your access logs. reCost reads them so you can see what your autonomous systems are actually doing in your cloud storage.

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WHAT RECOST SEES

Five things your agents are doing that nobody is watching

Shadow agent discovery

You approved three agents. Your logs show seventeen identities behaving like machines. reCost fingerprints agent traffic by access pattern and user-agent - including the ones nobody registered.

Idle-data awakening

An agent just read 40,000 objects nobody touched in three years. Was that retrieval - or reconnaissance? reCost flags when any identity, human or agent, wakes up dormant data.

Exposure through agents

Compromised agent credentials look like normal traffic to your SIEM. In the access logs, the pattern is unmistakable: new prefixes, bulk reads, odd hours. reCost surfaces it.

Runaway reads

Agents don't get tired and don't get suspicious of themselves. When one loops over your hottest bucket 2M times a day, you find out from reCost - not from your AWS bill.

Vulnerable SDKs & stale credentials

reCost detects deprecated SDKs (e.g., CVE-2022-31159-era clients) and long-dead credentials still touching data - the entry points agents and attackers share.

HOW IT WORKS

From the logs you already have

No SDK in the agent, no proxy in front of the bucket, no sidecar anywhere. reCost reads S3 access log metadata - who, what operation, which object, when, how much - and builds a behavioral baseline for every identity in your environment. Agents that deviate get surfaced. Your data is never read.

Read-only IAM roleNo object content accessMetadata onlyConnected in 5 minutes
FAQ

AI agent monitoring, answered

How do I monitor what AI agents access in S3?

reCost analyzes your S3 server access logs and fingerprints agent traffic by access pattern and user-agent string. You see which agent identities read which objects, when, and how much - without installing anything in the agent or the bucket.

Can I detect unauthorized AI agents in my cloud storage?

Yes. reCost identifies machine-like access behavior across all identities in your access logs, including agents nobody registered. Identities that behave like agents but aren't on your approved list are surfaced for review.

How do I know if agent credentials are compromised?

Compromised agent credentials show distinctive patterns in access logs: reads against new prefixes, bulk downloads, activity at unusual hours, and access to long-dormant data. reCost flags these deviations from each identity's established baseline.

Does this require installing anything?

No. reCost is agentless and read-only. It works from the S3 access logs and inventory you already have. A read-only IAM role connects it in about 5 minutes.

Agentless monitoring for your agents. Read-only. Connected in 5 minutes.

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See exactly what's happening in your S3 data layer

Works with your existing AWS setup. Read-only access. No agents. No data exposure.

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