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Solution · Discover
Discover.
You can't govern what you can't see. And right now, you can't see most of it.
AI services spin up faster than security can track them. EKS clusters get labeled with new frameworks. Lambda functions hit model providers IT never approved. Agents call MCP tools nobody reviewed. Wallarm finds every AI workload, every API it depends on, and every cloud asset behind it. Across every account, every region, every cluster.
Cross-account AWS
EKS + Lambda
Read-only by design
The Problem
Unknown means unmanaged.
Three numbers that explain why this is the first job, not the third.
AI Adoption
88%
of organizations now use AI in at least one business function. Agentic AI is moving into core workflows.
Source: McKinsey, State of AI 2025
Growing AI Risk
57%
have reached meaningful maturity in AI strategy, governance, and agentic controls. The rest are running AI faster than they can govern it.
Source: Gartner, Top Trends in Cybersecurity for 2026
Shadow AI Concern
87%
of security leaders identify AI-related vulnerabilities as the fastest-growing cyber risk. EU AI Act obligations for high-risk AI systems take full effect August 2026
Source: World Economic Forum / Accenture Cyber Outlook 2025
Outcomes
What changes with Wallarm.
A real answer to "what AI is running here?"
The CIO walks into a board meeting with a current inventory of every AI workload across every cloud account and every cluster. Not a spreadsheet that was true last Tuesday. The list the platform generated 60 seconds ago.
Shadow AI surfaces in minutes, not invoices
Unsanctioned models, agents, and MCP servers show up in the inventory the moment they make their first outbound call. The team finds them before legal, finance, or a customer does.
Every API the AI depends on, mapped
AI services don't run alone. They call databases, vector stores, internal APIs, and partner endpoints. Wallarm maps the full dependency graph so you can see what the AI actually touches.
One view across many AWS accounts
A single platform connects to all your AWS accounts through cross-account roles you control. No long-lived keys in vendor hands. No new pipeline to maintain. Read-only access, end to end.
Capabilities
How Wallarm does it.
1
Cross-Account AWS
Cross-account AWS discovery
Wallarm connects to every registered AWS account through cross-account roles you control. EC2, VPC, EKS, Lambda, API Gateway, Load Balancers, and IAM resources are inventoried across every region you enable. Read-only, by design.
Infrastructure Discovery →2
Live Registry
Live AI asset registry
On Kubernetes, AI Hypervisor builds a unified registry of every observed agent, MCP server, LLM provider, data source, and external API in the cluster. The registry updates from runtime behavior, not from a manifest that may or may not match reality.
AI Hypervisor →3
Shadow AI
Shadow AI detection on three signals
Wallarm correlates DNS logs, cloud audit logs, and ingress logs to spot traffic to known model providers from assets nobody declared. New detections drop into an approval queue rather than disappearing into a logs bucket.
AI Hypervisor →4
MCP inventory
MCP server inventory
Every MCP server in use across the cluster is discovered, listed with its tool catalog, resources, prompts, transport, and auth method, and scored against MCP schema compliance. Tool calls are attributed back to the agent session and user that triggered them.
AI Hypervisor →5
AI Inventory
AI Inventory
A per-asset inventory of AI/ML libraries, packages, and model dependencies, enriched with CVE data. The supply chain question gets a concrete answer instead of a guess.
AI Hypervisor →6
Relationship graph
Asset relationship graph
Every discovered resource carries its relationships: which subnet it lives in, which load balancer fronts it, which agent calls it. An interactive topology graph answers blast-radius questions in seconds, not the 45 minutes it takes to read CloudTrail by hand.
AI Hypervisor →The AI Control Loop
Discover. Observe. Enforce. Govern.
Not four separate products. One platform, one continuous loop where each step feeds the next automatically.
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"You can't govern what you can't see. And right now, you can't see most of it.'"
Anton Bulavin · Head of Application Security
No engineering tickets. No code changes. Read-only access from day one.