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Ent is an endpoint agent that detects human and AI-agent activity in the workspace and blocks insider risk, data loss and unsafe AI use.

Summary

Ent is a commercial endpoint agent that detects human and AI-agent activity within the workspace to block insider risk, data loss, and unsafe AI use. It runs as a service agent deployed on endpoints, and its functionality is relevant for teams concerned with data loss prevention, insider threats, or governing AI usage.

Ent is an endpoint agent that detects human and AI-agent activity in the workspace and blocks insider risk, data loss and unsafe AI use.

How Ent helps

Which employees are copying sensitive data somewhere it shouldn't go?

watches file and clipboard activity across the endpoint and flags transfers of sensitive data to unsanctioned destinations, blocking the transfer where policy requires it

Which AI tools are people on this machine actually using, and with what data?

detects AI-agent activity in the workspace and identifies when sensitive content is being submitted to an AI tool, blocking the submission when it violates policy

Is someone on this endpoint behaving differently than they normally do?

distinguishes human activity from AI-agent activity and surfaces behavior that departs from the workspace's normal pattern as a potential insider risk

Did a policy violation get stopped before data left the device, or only logged after the fact?

records whether an unsafe action was blocked at the endpoint or merely observed, so the two cases aren't confused when reviewing an incident

Which endpoints in the fleet have an AI agent operating on them right now?

runs as a service agent on each endpoint and reports the AI-agent activity it detects locally, giving a per-device view rather than a network-wide guess

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