Verigrey
Vendor / embedded agents

There's an agent inside the software you already bought. Who's testing it?

Verigrey tests vendor and embedded agents from the outside — no source code needed — so third-party AI you don't control still meets your policies.

Vendor agent · probed from the outside
no source access
FLAGGED · scope exceeded
The problem

This is already happening.

You can't inspect a vendor's agent the way you inspect your own code — but when it fails, it's your customers' data and your regulator.

~40%
Of enterprise apps will embed vendor agents by end-2026.
Zero source access
You can't inspect a vendor's agent the way you inspect your own code.
Your liability
The vendor's agent fails, but it's your customers' data and your regulator.
Specific risks

What's actually going wrong.

Ungoverned data access

Embedded agent touches your data under the vendor's rules, not yours.

Supply-chain agent risk

A compromised or misconfigured vendor agent acts inside your trust boundary.

No comprehensive audit report

Vendor doesn't provide detailed audit report on their own agents or have limited capabilities to do so.

Identity / authorization gaps

Agent acts as a user or widens scope invisibly, with no one on your side watching.

How Verigrey solves it

Test. Fix. Protect. Prove.

DeepScan runs in black-box mode with no source access, ProofLedger gives you evidence you own, and PolicyForge applies your policies to their agent.

DeepScan (black-box mode)

Tests vendor agents with no source access — probing behavior, tool use, and data handling from the outside.

ProofLedger

Gives you your own independent evidence of vendor-agent behavior for third-party risk reviews.

PolicyForge

Applies your policies to their agent — the rules stay yours, even when the agent isn't.

No source code required
OWASP Agentic Top 10MITRE ATLASNIST AI RMF
vendor.agent →accessed customer_records beyond scopeFLAGGEDevidence logged

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.

The vendor says they handle security.

Trust, but verify independently — with evidence you own, not a claim in their sales deck.

Can you test without the vendor's cooperation?

Yes — black-box mode only needs access to the agent's interface, not the vendor's participation.

Where this fits

Part of the full assurance loop.

You'll never get source access to a vendor's agent — so this is Test and Prove running in black-box mode, giving you evidence you own on infrastructure you don't.

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

Govern the agents you didn't build.

Book a demo and see Verigrey probe a black-box agent from the outside.

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