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Secure the AI agents
inside your company.

Every AI agent action, decided on the device before it runs.
On laptops, for coding agents and desktop AI.
On AI servers, for production agents.
Governed from one place.
Put the guard and the record outside the agent.

Open-source endpoint agent · macOS, Windows and Linux
Coaches standalone. Enroll in a Management Server to enforce.

◇   ACTION CONTROL Illustrative preview
Before the action. At the source. ON DEVICE
Project testsRun unit tests in workspace
ALLOW
Credential accessRead cloud credentials
BLOCK
Privileged MCP callHuman approval required
SIGN-OFF
Model output reviewScan before the app acts
ALLOW
● Local decisions Content-free signals →

Sample decisions shown. Your policy determines each outcome.

Market / Where CISO budgets are moving

The fastest-rising CISO priority: securing the AI agents inside the company.

In the a16z CISO Survey of October 2026, internal AI agent security gained 28 points as a top-five initiative for 2027, the biggest gain of any initiative. That is what MoorAI does: it decides every agent action on the device before it runs, on laptops and on AI servers.

Budget is moving from EDR/XDR, SIEM, PAM and exposure management toward AI. MoorAI works beside those tools: EDR sees processes, MoorAI decides each action the agent takes, and its content-free alerts go to the SIEM you already run.

Core
What MoorAI is built for: AI agents on endpoints and AI servers, AI usage and governance, and prevention on the device.
Supports
A shipped part of MoorAI serves it; MoorAI is not a product in that category. AI SOC: ATT&CK- and ATLAS-mapped alerts to your SIEM, and OpenTelemetry from the agent. AI code security: the coding agents that write the code, not a code scanner. AI GRC: framework crosswalks, mapped, not certified.
85 threat rules. 34 of 76 MITRE ATLAS agentic techniques, more than any of the 53 vendors compared.
Change in CISO top-five priorities, 2026 to 2027 Change in the share of CISOs naming each initiative in their top five, 2026 to 2027, in percentage points. Internal AI agent security +28 (core for MoorAI); AI SOC +26 (supports for MoorAI); AI offensive security +24; AI code security +23 (supports for MoorAI); AI vulnerability remediation +22; AI usage and governance +17 (core for MoorAI); AI GRC and vendor risk +5 (supports for MoorAI); AI-native endpoint prevention +5 (core for MoorAI); Cloud security −7; Access management −13; EDR / XDR −17; Privileged access management −18; SIEM / security data −18; Exposure and vulnerability management −21. Internal AI agent securityCORE+28 AI SOCSUPPORTS+26 AI offensive security+24 AI code securitySUPPORTS+23 AI vulnerability remediation+22 AI usage and governanceCORE+17 AI GRC and vendor riskSUPPORTS+5 AI-native endpoint preventionCORE+5 Cloud security−7 Access management−13 EDR / XDR−17 Privileged access management−18 SIEM / security data−18 Exposure and vulnerability management−21
Change in the share of CISOs naming each initiative in their top five, 2026 to 2027, in percentage points, with the tier MoorAI claims for each
InitiativeChange (points)MoorAI
Internal AI agent security+28Core
AI SOC+26Supports
AI offensive security+24Not claimed
AI code security+23Supports
AI vulnerability remediation+22Not claimed
AI usage and governance+17Core
AI GRC and vendor risk+5Supports
AI-native endpoint prevention+5Core
Cloud security−7Not claimed
Access management−13Not claimed
EDR / XDR−17Not claimed
Privileged access management−18Not claimed
SIEM / security data−18Not claimed
Exposure and vulnerability management−21Not claimed
Source: a16z CISO Survey, October 2026 (N=100, 1,000+ employee organizations). Change in the share of CISOs naming each initiative in their top five, 2026 (recalled) to 2027 (stated), in percentage points. Re-plotted by MoorAI; the tiers are MoorAI's.
01 / The platform

One engine. Three places to take control.

Local protection. Shared policy. A clearer view of your AI.

01 / DEVICE
On-device AI security

MoorAI for Agents

Check AI agent actions before they run, with detection on the device.

  • Inspect commands, file access and tool calls
  • Keep detection on the device
  • Coach locally; enforce when enrolled
Explore endpoint protection ↗

Free · open source · MIT license

02 / WORKLOAD
AI runtime protection

MoorAI for AI Servers

Inspect model interactions and tool calls before your application acts.

  • Integrate through sidecar, SDK or proxy
  • Inspect model and MCP interactions
  • Review output before your app acts
Explore server protection ↗

Per-server offering · contact MoorAI

03 / FLEET
Fleet policy & visibility

MoorAI Management Server

Set policy, require approval, and investigate risk across your AI fleet.

  • Distribute signed security policy
  • Review alerts and approval requests
  • Export records to your SIEM
Explore fleet management ↗

Free self-hosted · hosted option available

Signed policy ↓ · Content-free signals ↑
02 / From policy to action

Decide locally.
Govern centrally.

The Management Server distributes policy. Endpoint agents and server integrations apply checks where the action happens, then report signals back to the fleet.

Agent action → MoorAI check → Policy decision

Configured outcomes include allow, block, human sign-off and ending a session. Support depends on the integration.

03 / A clearer operational picture

See the signal.
Keep the content local.

Bring enrolled agents, devices and services into one view. Investigate security signals without collecting prompts or source code by default.

Fleet overview / illustrative preview
Local
Decisions at the source Central visibility.
Content-free reporting.
Illustrative security events, filtered by surface
SECURITY SIGNAL SURFACE DECISION
Credential access Endpoint BLOCK
Privileged MCP action AI server SIGN-OFF
Project test command Endpoint ALLOW
Model output review AI server ALLOW

Showing 4 example events

DESIGN PREVIEW / Sample events and decorative activity chart. Not live telemetry or a product screenshot.

04 / Built around your boundaries

Your work stays
where you work.

Detection runs locally. Fleet reporting is content-free by default, with explicit exceptions for administrator-enabled capture tiers and optional external checks.

Explore the trust model ↗
Does a standalone agent block actions?

Without enrollment, the endpoint agent coaches. Enroll the device in a Management Server to apply enforcement policy.

Do all agent integrations have the same coverage?

No. Hook support and integration behavior vary. The repository documents validation and limitations for each supported agent.

Read integration details ↗
Are compliance mappings certifications?

No. MoorAI's mappings support evaluation against frameworks; they do not represent certification.

Review the evidence ↗

01 / Checked on the machine

Prompts, responses, source code, file content and matched secrets stay local under the default reporting model.

02 / Signals sent when enrolled

Security categories, risk levels and keyed hashes support investigation. Login and hostname are pseudonymised on arrival.

03 / Know the exceptions

Capture tiers, image OCR fallback and model second opinions can change what leaves the device. Review configuration before enabling them.

Partners

Partner with MoorAI.

Resellers, MSSPs, distributors, integrators and technology partners bring MoorAI to their customers, beside the EDR and SIEM they already sell.

Ways to partner
Your next step

Give your AI room to work.
Give your team control.

Start on a device. Extend protection to servers. Govern the fleet.

Free self-hosted management. Contact MoorAI for hosted deployment.