Island Enterprise AI
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AI agents are no longer limited to developers. Every employee now has access to them. The enterprise runs on swarms of concurrent agents (chat, coding, copilots, autonomous) that read data, call tools, and trigger workflows at machine speed. The security stack wasn't built for that.
of the AI interactions are autonomous actions
of prompts approved, the human in the loop wasn't in the loop
MCP servers carry a high or critical severity finding
MCP server owners have no verifiable org affiliation
Island sits where AI is used: browser, endpoint, network, every tool call. One control plane captures the full chain, from prompt to tool call to file. One policy for humans and agents.


The Problem
Agents act autonomously, able to alter production environments. Security teams have no way to see what the agent did or why.
Agents pull data from Salesforce, Jira, and Slack into tools no one vetted. It crosses every boundary with no one watching.
Employees try new AI tools every day, mostly un-tracked. Security can't guide usage and IT can't measure real value.
The network sees a file leave, the endpoint sees a script run, but neither connects the prompt injection that caused it.
The Solution
The posture, identity, protection, visibility, and productivity gains already built for every person in the organization extend just as naturally to every agent acting on their behalf.
Discovers every MCP server, skill, and extension running on the endpoint, and removes the ones flagged as risky.
Inventories every non-human identity in use, analyzes its risk, and issues just-in-time access instead of standing credentials.
Inspects every prompt, tool call, and file, blocks threats inline, and tells the agent or the user why so it corrects course instead of just failing.
Tracks real usage, cost, and performance per person and agent, and acts on waste instead of just reporting it.
Delivers secure access to manufacturing applications and internal systems without the cost and session-drops of virtual desktop infra.

See what every human or non-human does. Inventory what exists.

Detect threats before agents act on them.


Control what data moves, what agents do, and who they act as.
Track what AI costs and whether it pays back.


Say yes to AI. On your terms.
Control points & integration
Sees and governs every AI interaction on the web
Extends that same governance to any browser
Delivers AI visibility and control on every endpoint app
Applies inline inspection and policy for every AI tool and agent
Governs every MCP call with auth, audit, and control
Integrates with your LLM gateway to enforce policy
Surfaces AI vendor conversations and usage data
Extends AI governance through tools already deployed
Adds AI visibility via the open telemetry protocol
Full interaction visibility, dual-layer enforcement, and one policy framework for every identity.
Purpose-built classifiers and models trained for each threat type. Accurate, efficient, inline enforcement.
Tool calls, responses, files, skills, MCP invocations, and prompts, correlated end to end so no action happens in isolation.
Humans and non-human identities governed under a single policy framework. One console, one audit trail, no gaps at the edges.

Let employees use approved AI tools while keeping PII, IP, and financial records out of prompts and outputs.
Let any agent navigate legacy, no-API internal apps under full DLP, redaction, and audit via Browser-use MCP.
Apply identity and device context to AI agents operating at scale, with audit trails and human-in-the-loop controls where risk is highest.
Discover every agent, every MCP, every tool. Inventory MCP servers, coding agents, skills, and models with risk-scores on what's running
Block adversarial prompts targeting agents and the data they touch, including indirect injection from web and document content.
Time-boxed, context-aware credentials for agents. No standing access. No over-broad scopes inherited from the human user.
Content-level audit records tied to user, device, agent, and policy. Exportable for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and internal review.
Apply the same AI governance policies to unmanaged devices and third parties without MDM, VDI, or heavy endpoint agents.
AI governance is the set of policies, controls, and audit capabilities that let enterprises use AI tools and agents at scale without losing visibility into what data moves, what actions agents take, or what it costs. It spans data protection, threat detection, identity scoping, access control, and compliance.
Island runs a dedicated prompt-injection detector inline on every interaction, paired with an LLM-as-a-judge evaluator and DLP on egress. This three-layer approach catches adversarial instructions embedded in web content, MCP responses, and document inputs before agents act on them.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard agents use to connect to tools and data sources. Without governance, developers install MCP servers at will with no inventory, no risk scoring, and no kill switch. Island provides a central MCP gateway with per-source policy, identity, audit, threat intel, and the ability to block a compromised MCP in one click.
Network tools see traffic metadata: which endpoint, which destination, how many bytes. Island operates at the presentation layer and sees the full interaction: the prompt, the response, the file, the tool call, and the tool response. Governance without content visibility is not governance.
Island governs AI interactions across browser-based tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity), coding agents (Cursor, Windsurf, Cline), desktop agents, autonomous agents, MCP servers, Bash commands, and homegrown AI apps built on LangChain, LangGraph, or vendor SDKs.
Yes. Agents often inherit the full permissions of the user or service account that triggered them. Island scopes agent identity with time-boxed, context-aware credentials so inherited permissions don't become standing access. Every agent action is tied to a verifiable identity in the audit trail.
EU AI Act enforcement begins August 2, 2026. Island provides the content-level audit trail, policy enforcement records, and exportable compliance data that regulated enterprises need across every AI surface, including agentic surfaces that vendors leave unaudited.
Yes. Island extends AI governance to BYOD users, contractors, and partners without MDM, VDI, or heavy endpoint agents. The same policies apply regardless of device ownership.
Supply-chain tools govern what gets installed: they vet MCP servers and AI tools before deployment. Runtime governance (Island) governs what happens during execution: every live tool call, every MCP response, every prompt inspected and audited. A supply-chain gate cannot catch a malicious action that activates after install.
Island provides AI experience and cost intelligence per user, team, and project across every AI surface. It tracks token spend, detects waste, measures real adoption (not just logins), identifies underused tools, and gives CIOs and CFOs the data to right-size licenses before renewal.