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Bloom Security

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Bloom Security maps the applications, AI agents, plugins, extensions and code packages on every employee endpoint and enforces risk-based policy on them.

Summary

Bloom Security is a commercial endpoint-security cyber tool that maps applications, AI agents, plugins, extensions, and code packages across every employee endpoint to enforce risk-based policy. It is designed for endpoints and sits in the endpoint-security category. The tool launched in 2025.

Bloom Security maps the applications, AI agents, plugins, extensions and code packages on every employee endpoint and enforces risk-based policy on them.

How Bloom Security helps

Which AI agents and plugins are running on employee endpoints right now?

scans every endpoint and lists installed agents, plugins, extensions and code packages, grouped by machine and by risk tier

Which browser extensions on my fleet fall outside approved policy?

checks each installed extension against the risk-based policy and flags the ones that violate it, naming the endpoint and the rule broken

Does a newly installed application anywhere in the company change our overall exposure?

re-maps the endpoint the moment the new install appears and reflects it in the risk-based policy standing for that machine

Which employees have unapproved code packages sitting on their machines?

inventories code packages per endpoint and marks the ones outside the approved set, tied to the employee and device

Where has a given AI agent been installed across the organization?

cross-references the agent against the full endpoint map and returns every machine and employee running it

Are the same endpoint policies being enforced consistently across the company?

applies the same risk-based policy set across all mapped endpoints, so a machine running an outdated or divergent policy shows up as a mismatch

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