Verigrey
Shadow / MCP agents

Your employees are already running agents you never approved. We find & test them

Verigrey ShadowScanner can find the agents being used by employees, then test them against your policies and turn invisible risk into evidence you control.

DeepScan test sweep
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Employee-run shadow agents move through a DeepScan sweep and come out labeled, tested nodes.

The problem

This is already happening.

Employees connect agents to tools and data through MCP servers security never approved — and no one has ever tested what those agents can actually do.

~1,200
Unofficial AI apps in the average enterprise.
Ungoverned MCP
Employees connect agents to tools and data through MCP servers security never approved.
Untested exposure
Nobody has ever checked these agents against a single policy.
Specific risks

What's actually going wrong.

Invisible data pathways

Shadow agents move data through unapproved tools and endpoints, off the record.

Ungoverned MCP connections

Agents wired to sensitive systems with no oversight from security.

Untested policy exposure

No one has ever checked these agents against a single rule.

Rogue-goal drift

Agent deviates from its intended purpose, unmonitored, until something breaks.

How Verigrey solves it

Test. Fix. Protect. Prove.

DeepScan tests every shadow and MCP-connected agent employees are already running against your policies, and RuntimeGuard brings the ones that pass under continuous monitoring.

DeepScan

Runs shadow and MCP-connected agents through adaptive testing, the same way it tests agents you built.

RuntimeGuard

Brings tested agents under continuous monitoring — streamed to your SOC.

37 policy violations found in a typical DeepScan sweep
OWASP Agentic Top 10MITRE ATLASNIST AI RMF
1,204 shadow agents tested37 with policy violationsbrought under monitoring

See it catch a real violation.

Book a demo and watch Verigrey run against a scenario like the ones on this page.

Objections

What we hear before the demo.

We block shadow AI with policy.

Policy doesn't test behavior — people route around it either way. DeepScan tests what the agent actually does, not what it's supposed to do.

Won't this disrupt my teams?

Test first, then govern — without shutting down productive use in the process.

Where this fits

Part of the full assurance loop.

Shadow and MCP agents skip Define entirely — they show up untested, so Verigrey runs Test and Protect the moment one surfaces.

1
Define

PolicyForge

Plain-English rules → formal, checkable tests

2
Test

DeepScan

Adaptive testing — 9× more violations found

3
Re-test

FixLoop

Root-cause + fix, re-test on every agent change

4
Protect

RuntimeGuard

Same policies monitored on live traffic, streamed to your SOC

5
Prove

ProofLedger

Regulator-ready, OWASP/MITRE-mapped audit evidence

Test the agents you already know are running.

Book a demo and see DeepScan test your employees' shadow agents for invisible risk.

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