Across browser-based AI, coding tools, and agent workflows. Visibility and control without slowing adoption.
See how employees use AI in the browser, govern what coding agents can access and execute, and capture audit-ready evidence in one platform.
Secure prompts, uploads, and copy-paste activity across managed Chrome and Edge environments.
Shadow AI discovery · Data controls · Incident investigation
More information →Governance for desktop copilots, coding agents, and autonomous workflows your team runs.
Pre-execution controls · Action governance · Human approval
More information →Governed events captured and cryptographically signed.
BrowsersClassification and context at the point of use.
Coding toolsProtection in supported AI coding tools.
Desktop AgentsPolicies applied to every interaction.
Autonomous workflowsControl before every execution.
Browsers
Agents
ApplicationsAuditContinuous visibility into AI usage across every team and tool. Identify threats, anomalies, and the signals you need to reduce risk and speed adoption.
Get a clear, accountable view of AI usage across your organization. Enforce policies, detect shadow AI, classify data, and provide evidence.
Continuously protect your organization by detecting threats, preventing leaks, and enforcing safe AI interactions in real time.
Kona for Agents governs CLI agents, coding tools, and agentic pipelines through a real-time policy layer. Your team gets visibility, control, and cryptographically signed evidence for every action an agent takes.
VS Code
Claude Code
GitHub Copilot
Cursor
CodexCodex CLIIntercept shell, file, web, and tool actions before they execute. Allow or deny, with the policy that decided it, in real time.
One runtime for supported AI coding agents and development workflows, without modifying the agent or changing source code.
Every event is signed before transmission so security teams get tamper-resistant evidence for investigations and compliance.
See and govern Claude Code, Cowork, Codex and ChatGPT Work on employee desktops, with the same policies and incident queue, using telemetry they already emit
AI SECURITY / JUL 05, 2026
Every vendor calls their product an agent. The technical definition is narrower than the marketing, and the gap between the two is where governance breaks.
PRODUCT / JUL 05, 2026
A walkthrough of what KonaSense sees when AI coding agents run across your org: execution traces, session-level replay, workspace mapping, and policy enforcement.
