Cloud Agents

Discover agents across cloud platforms, surface their risks, test them for AI-specific risks, and control the actions they take in runtime.

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Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
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Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100
Trusted by over 10% of the Fortune 100

The Challenge

Your engineering teams build agents on AWS Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, and Databricks. These agents carry the highest blast radius in your organization: customer-facing applications with access to sensitive data, chaining tool calls across production systems.

Secure cloud
agents with Noma

01

Bring your agents into one inventory

You can't secure agents you haven't found. Noma maintains a continuous inventory of every agent, model, MCP server, and skill.

Noma posture view listing Databricks, Vertex AI, LangChain and AWS Bedrock with issue counts
02

See each agent's
blast radius

Cloud agents are often high-blast-radius agents with potential to cause massive harm through destructive actions. Noma lets you understand each agent's connections and supply chain risks, so you can stop misconfigurations from becoming risky actions.

Noma blast radius view of a Finance-Assistant agent on AWS Bedrock linked to Amazon SES and QuickBooks toolsets
03

Stop risky behavior at runtime

Cloud agents are often triggered by workflows, other agents, or are available to thousands of users. Noma governs every agent action in runtime, with the context to prevent risky ones, even when they seem legitimate.

Noma runtime trace allowing a OneTrust tool call and blocking sensitive data exfiltration via prompt injection
04

Red team every agent through its lifecycle

Noma AI Red Team behaves like a real attacker, compounding techniques into multi-turn campaigns that escalate pressure at each turn. Continuously evaluate your cloud agents against sophisticated attacks, to find weaknesses before attackers (or customers) do.

Noma red-team test categories for availability, business-policy violation and harmful output

One agent control plane, not three.

SaaS, endpoint, and cloud agents reach the same systems and the same data. Split them across three governance tools, and you get three sets of policies with gaps between them. Noma governs all three from one place.
Explore the Platform

AI-SPM

Discover every agent, MCP server, skill, and model and prioritize their risks.

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Access Control

Govern what actions every agent in the organization is allowed to take.

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AI-DR

Detect and stop risky agent behavior at runtime.

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AI Red Teaming

Find weaknesses in AI apps before attackers and customers do.

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FAQs

What are cloud AI agents?

Cloud agents are AI applications engineering teams build on cloud platforms like AWS Bedrock, Azure AI Foundry, and Databricks, or in code with frameworks like LangChain and CrewAI. They typically carry the highest blast radius in the organization.

How does Noma discover cloud agents?

Noma connects through APIs to cloud providers, data platforms, model registries, version control, and notebooks, and builds a continuous inventory of every agent, model, MCP server, and skill.

Can Noma test cloud agents before production?

Yes. Noma AI Red Teaming runs multi-turn adversarial campaigns against your agents and applications before release, and its findings feed directly into runtime detection policies.

How does Noma protect cloud agents at runtime?

Noma AI-DR evaluates each agent action in context: the event, the full session, the identity behind the agent, the data in reach, and baseline behavior over time. Based on policy, it alerts, blocks, masks data, or routes to a human.

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