Use case · Shadow AI

The AI agent firewall

Make Fabriq the only path to your tools — unauthorized agents never get in, because there’s nothing for them to connect to.

The problem

Employees adopt agents faster than security can review them — and every one connects to company data.

01

ChatGPT, Zapier bots, scripts, extensions — all wired to your data

02

Sensitive data flows to systems with unknown retention

03

New tools appear weekly; adoption outruns review

04

DLP and CASB weren’t built for agent traffic

How the perimeter closes

Centralize
Credentials move behind Fabriq

Tool secrets live in the vault instead of scattered across apps and laptops.

Register
Approved agents get a route

Registered, owned, and scoped — approval takes minutes, not weeks.

Fail
Unknown agents hit a wall

No key, no route, no way in — there's nothing for them to connect to.

Watch
The sanctioned path is logged

Everything that runs is attributed, policy-checked, and on the record.

See it

crm-bot-01 direct access
mail-agent-02 direct access
👻 unknown-bot calls your CRM
👻 zap-agent forwards mail
AGENTIC FABRIQ
the only path to your tools
CRM
Gmail
Slack

Capabilities

What you get

01
Make Fabriq the only path in.
When tool credentials live only in Fabriq’s vault, unregistered agents have nothing to authenticate with.
02
Prevention, not detection.
No hunting rogue agents: no key, no route, no way in.
03
An approved-agent registry.
Only registered, owned, scoped agents route through — approval takes minutes.
04
One audit trail for everything that runs.
Every sanctioned call is attributed, policy-checked, and logged.
05
A fast yes for new tools.
Governance easier than the workaround, so nobody routes around you.
06
Least privilege for what you approve.
Registered agents get scoped grants, per user and per action — not blanket access.

The payoff

You don’t have to hunt shadow AI when it has no way in.

Questions

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