CROW BLUE SIGNET
You have AI running
you don't know about.
Every agent your team built on a personal Claude account. Every tool they connected to your CRM over OAuth. Every automation that outlived the engineer who wrote it. They are in your environment now, touching your data, invisible to your security stack and unaccountable to any regulator.
The credential your agents carry.
THE BLIND SPOT HAS TWO FACES
One for your auditors.
One for your security team.
REGULATORY
Auditors don't want your policy.
They want your records.
The EU AI Act requires evidence: that AI systems were assessed, documented, monitored, and subject to human oversight. A governance policy document satisfies none of that. The evidence must be collected at runtime, continuously, as a byproduct of normal operation.
Signet produces that evidence automatically. The record exists before the auditor arrives, not because you assembled it under duress.
SECURITY
Your security stack can't protect
what it can't see.
Your SIEM, your CASB, your EDR — all of them detect anomalies by comparing observed activity against known baselines. For AI agents, they have no baselines. Because they have no registry. They cannot tell you whether an agent-shaped thing hitting your data is legitimate or a shadow agent.
Signet is the registry. The security tools you already own become effective against the AI threat surface the moment Signet is in place.
THE WRONG ANSWER
The department of no
is worse than no
governance at all.
Every governance approach that tries to stop what cannot be stopped produces the same outcome: shadow agents. Ban the tools, the tools go underground. Require central approval for every agent, and people skip the process. The invisible layer grows faster than the policy that was supposed to contain it.
The problem was never that your team wanted to build AI. That is exactly the right instinct. The problem is that they had no path from "I built something useful" to "the organization can depend on this." Signet is that path.
WHAT DOESN'T WORK
Block all AI tool access at the network layer
WHAT DOESN'T WORK
Require IT approval before development begins
WHAT DOESN'T WORK
Issue a policy document and call it governance
WHAT DOESN'T WORK
Wait for the incident to find out what's running
THE SIGNET APPROACH
Ride shotgun.
Not roadblock.
Signet governs by default-allow. Register your agent, carry your passport, build in the open. The governance happens around the innovator, not in front of them.
RBAC is the first gate
If your existing access controls permit Suzie to access a data source, her agent is provisionally permitted to access it too. Registration is not a new security decision. It is a documentation event. The passport is issued because she was already trusted.
Immediate passport
Register in minutes. Your agent receives a provisional passport immediately — not after a committee meeting. Build while the governance review happens asynchronously in the background. You are not waiting in a queue.
Failure is the on-ramp
When an ungoverned agent breaks, its owner raises their hand. That moment is the registration opportunity — not a security incident, not an interrogation. Signet's voluntary path is a help desk, not an investigation.
HOW IT WORKS
Four questions.
A passport.
A fully governed agent.
The registration form asks what your agent does, what data it accesses, what model it calls, and whether a human reviews its output. That is enough for Signet to assess the risk tier, issue a provisional passport, and give your coding agent the instructions it needs to complete the integration — automatically, via the Signet MCP server.
Fill out the form
Four plain-language questions. No compliance jargon. No framework references. Anyone can complete it in under five minutes — the analyst with the prototype, the operations lead who automated a workflow, the marketer who connected a tool.
Receive your provisional passport
Immediately. Signet assesses the risk tier from your answers and the classification of the data sources you selected. A provisional passport is issued. A Signet file is generated. The governance review begins in the background. You are not blocked.
Your coding agent handles the rest
Feed the Signet file to Claude Code or any coding agent. It connects to the Signet MCP server, receives integration instructions specific to your agent — your risk tier, your approved data sources, your model endpoints — and implements the SDK. No manual documentation required.
Full passport issued
Once instrumented, your agent carries a full passport: cryptographic identity, behavioral baseline, compliance evidence collecting continuously as a byproduct of normal operation. The record exists. The auditor can see it. Your security stack can query it.
FOR YOUR SECURITY TEAM
The oracle your security stack
has been missing.
Signet does not replace your SIEM, your CASB, or your EDR. It gives them what they could not have before: an authoritative answer to the question they could not answer.
SIEM ALERT
ANOMALY DETECTED Unrecognized API call → api.anthropic.com Source: svc-finance-01 Is this legitimate?
SIGNET QUERY
under 5ms
SIGNET RESPONSE
REGISTERED · ACTIVE Pipeline Report Agent Owner: Finance · Ops Risk: Medium Passport: Full Approved 2026-02-14
WORKS WITH
Splunk ES
WORKS WITH
Microsoft Sentinel
WORKS WITH
CrowdStrike Falcon
WORKS WITH
Netskope · Palo Alto
of organizations have reported confirmed or suspected AI agent security incidents in the past year
of executives believe their existing policies protect against unauthorized agent actions
actually send agents to production with full security or IT approval
The gap between 82% and 14% is the blind spot.
Signet closes it.
GET STARTED
Your first agent can be governed
by end of week.
Signet deploys in your environment in under a day. The first registration takes five minutes. The first full passport is issued when your coding agent completes the instrumentation.