Fifteen shadow AI agents. Detected in real time. Before the security team knew they existed.
That’s the pitch for Seceon ADMP (AI Agent Discovery, Monitoring & real-time Protection) — launched at RSAC 2026 as what the company calls the first module purpose-built to secure autonomous AI agents, LLM API connections, RPA bots, and machine identities. Alongside it, SeraAI 2.0 brings autonomous SOC resolution to its third year of production deployment.
What ADMP Does
ADMP extends Seceon’s Open Threat Management (OTM) Platform to cover the fastest-growing blind spot in enterprise security: unsanctioned AI agents and machine identities.
Continuous Discovery — ADMP maps every AI agent, LLM connection, RPA bot, and machine identity across hybrid environments. Sanctioned or rogue, cloud or on-premises, it builds a real-time inventory of the organization’s AI footprint.
Behavioral Baselining — once discovered, each agent gets a behavioral baseline. ADMP learns what “normal” looks like for each agent — what data it accesses, which APIs it calls, what patterns it follows.
Real-Time Protection — deviations from baseline trigger immediate response:
- Prompt injection detection
- Data exfiltration prevention
- Anomalous tool invocation alerts
- SOAR-integrated automated response
Zero-Change Deployment — ADMP works without modifications to existing AI infrastructure. This is critical for enterprise adoption — you don’t need to rebuild your agent architecture to secure it.
SeraAI 2.0: Three-Tier Autonomous SOC
Alongside ADMP, Seceon launched SeraAI 2.0 — the evolution of its autonomous SOC engine, now processing billions of incidents across 9,500+ organizations.
The three-tier decisioning model:
| Tier | Handling | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| Autonomous | Fully automated resolution of routine L1/L2 incidents | ~70% of workload |
| Analyst-Verified | AI recommends, human confirms for medium-confidence detections | ~20% |
| Human-Led | AI-assisted decisioning for critical/novel incidents | ~10% |
Production outcomes reported:
- 70% of incidents resolved without analyst touchpoints
- 85% reduction in mean time to response
- 380% analyst productivity improvement
- Average triage time: 15 seconds
The platform compresses 1.01 billion events into 11 resolved incidents over 7 days, eliminating 99.9% of alert noise.
The Shadow AI Problem
Seceon’s ADMP targets what may be the most urgent security gap of 2026: organizations don’t know what AI agents are running in their environments.
The problem compounds:
- Employees deploy AI agents without IT approval (shadow AI)
- Vendors embed agents in SaaS products without clear disclosure
- Developer tools spawn autonomous agents during CI/CD workflows
- RPA bots with AI capabilities operate across business processes
- Machine identities proliferate without governance
Gartner’s estimate that 1.3 billion AI agents will exist by 2028 means the discovery problem only gets worse. ADMP bets that continuous, automated discovery is the only way to keep up.
RSAC 2026 Context
Shadow AI agent discovery has become a theme across multiple RSAC vendors:
| Vendor | Shadow AI Approach |
|---|---|
| Seceon ADMP | Purpose-built module: discovery + baselining + real-time protection |
| CrowdStrike | Falcon AIDR across endpoints, cloud, SaaS |
| AvePoint AgentPulse | Lifecycle management and governance |
| Geordie AI | Behavioral observability platform |
| Check Point | Workforce AI Security module (employee AI usage) |
Seceon’s differentiator is the combination of discovery with real-time behavioral protection — not just finding shadow agents, but stopping them when they deviate from expected behavior.
What OpenClaw Users Should Know
If you’re running OpenClaw in an enterprise environment, your agents are exactly the kind of entities ADMP is designed to discover and monitor. From the security team’s perspective:
- OpenClaw agents running cron jobs = autonomous processes with data access
- MCP tool connections = API integrations that need monitoring
- Multi-agent teams = machine identities that need governance
- Skill installations = third-party code execution that needs supply chain oversight
ADMP’s zero-change deployment means it can monitor OpenClaw agents without requiring modifications to the OpenClaw setup. Whether that monitoring is welcome or not depends on your organization’s governance model — but the visibility it provides is increasingly a compliance requirement.
The Takeaway
Seceon won four Global InfoSec Awards at RSAC 2026 — the only vendor to sweep four categories in a single year. ADMP and SeraAI 2.0 represent the convergence of shadow AI discovery with autonomous SOC operations.
The message: you can’t secure AI agents you don’t know about, and once you find them, you need autonomous systems to monitor them at scale. ADMP handles discovery and protection. SeraAI 2.0 handles the incident response. Together, they’re a complete play for enterprises drowning in both shadow AI and alert fatigue.
Available immediately to all Seceon OTM customers and MSSP partners.