AI Security Posture Management

Know what your AI can do.

ZXita gives security teams a 360° view of their AI environment—revealing what AI systems can access and do, where the risks are, how to fix them, and what changes over time.

AI systemsCapabilitiesExposureSecurity posture
posture://ai-agent
LIVE
  1. AI Agentai.agent
  2. Identityiam.identity
  3. Permissionsiam.grants
  4. Data / Tools / APIsresources
  5. Actionsruntime.actions
  6. Security Exposurerisk.exposure
The problem

You can't secure what you can't see.

AI systems are gaining identities, permissions, data access, tools and the ability to take action. ZXita makes that capability surface visible to security teams.

Capability surface8 categories
  • AI systems & agents
  • Identities
  • Models
  • Data access
  • Tools
  • APIs
  • Permissions
  • Actions
The platform

One connected security lifecycle.

Five stages take your AI environment from unknown capability to managed, assured security posture—each one feeding the next.

  1. 01/05

    Discover

    Inventory AI systems, agents, identities, models, data, tools, and APIs.

  2. 02/05

    Assess

    Evaluate capability and exposure—what can be accessed and done, and the risk it creates.

  3. 03/05

    Protect

    Reduce exposure with least-privilege and practical remediation.

  4. 04/05

    Monitor

    Track posture and changes over time.

  5. 05/05

    Assure

    Map results to recognized frameworks and internal security controls.

AI Security Posture Map

See how capability becomes exposure.

Follow any AI agent from its identity through its permissions, resources, and actions to the security exposure it creates—one connected control plane.

posture://ai-agent
LIVE
  1. AI Agentai.agent

    Autonomous AI system operating in production

  2. Identityiam.identity

    The identity the agent runs as

  3. Permissionsiam.grants

    What the identity is allowed to do

  4. Data / Tools / APIsresources

    What the agent can reach and use

  5. Actionsruntime.actions

    What the agent actually does

  6. Security Exposurerisk.exposure

    Resulting risk that must be managed

STATUS nominal elevated exposure
AI Agent Security

AI agents operate through identities, permissions and reach.

Each agent runs as an identity, holds permissions, and reaches data, tools and APIs to take action on its own. ZXita profiles every agent and connects its capabilities directly to the risk they create.

Agent

Customer Support Agent

RISK: HIGH
Identity
support-agent-prod
Model
Enterprise LLM
Data
Customer CRMKnowledge Base
Tools
CRM APIEmail API
Permissions
CRM READCRM WRITEEMAIL SEND
Actions
Update customer recordSend customer email

Why high risk

  • Sensitive data access
  • Write permission
  • External communication
  • Autonomous action
  • No human approval
Remediation

From exposure to least privilege.

ZXita turns each risky capability into a specific, prioritized fix—so teams reduce exposure without slowing the business down.

Recommended remediation

Reduce CRM permission from READ/WRITE to READ unless record modification is required.

Current

CRM READ / WRITE

Recommended

CRM READ
Continuous monitoring

Posture changes. ZXita keeps watch.

AI environments change constantly—new tools, expanded permissions, new actions. ZXita tracks posture over time and flags the moment exposure shifts.

monitor://customer-support-agent
POSTUREMEDIUMHIGH
  1. Monday

    Risk

    MEDIUM
  2. Wednesday

    New tool connected

  3. Thursday

    Permission expanded

    CRM READREAD / WRITE
  4. Friday

    Posture changed

    MEDIUMHIGH
    HIGH
Assurance

Turn security posture into assurance.

Strong posture is the foundation for assurance. Map ZXita's findings to recognized frameworks and your internal controls to evidence progress over time.

  • NIST AI RMF
  • ISO/IEC 42001
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • OWASP guidance
  • Internal security controls

Compliance is an assurance outcome, not the starting point. ZXita supports alignment and evidence; it does not issue or represent certification.

Find your AI security blind spots.

Get a practical view of what your AI can access, what it can do, and where exposure exists.