Reco
Organizations adopting AI agents face a growing challenge: tracking and securing the expanding web of connections these agents create across applications. Traditional security tools struggle to map this dynamic ecosystem, leaving gaps in visibility and control.
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Reco, at a glance
Built for · Security leaders, CIOs, and compliance teams managing AI agent deployments in enterprises with multiple SaaS applications.
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The problem
AI agents operate across hundreds of applications, creating interconnected networks of permissions and access that are difficult to track. , Copilot in Microsoft 365, agents in Salesforce or Slack) without formal procurement or ownership, leading to unmonitored risks.
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The product approach
Reco’s platform maps and secures AI agent ecosystems by providing a live visualization of all agents, their connections, and permissions across 285+ applications. , prompts, events) to prevent unauthorized activity. The platform includes pre-built threat detections and can be deployed within 48 hours.
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What stands out
Unlike traditional AI security tools, Reco focuses specifically on the agent ecosystem, offering a centralized view of all agent-related activity and risks. , real-time threat detection) in a single platform. This approach contrasts with tools that address AI risks in isolation or after incidents occur.
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What could be hard to replicate?
A useful product is not automatically a moat. These mechanisms need evidence of a lasting advantage.
Data advantage
Company claimReco claims a data-driven advantage by aggregating and analyzing agent interactions across 285+ applications, creating a comprehensive graph of connections. This dataset enables pre-built threat detections and visibility into risks that would otherwise require manual effort to identify.
Mechanism → evidence check
Does exclusive data improve the product in a way competitors cannot reproduce?
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Distribution
Company claimThe platform’s integration with 14 agent platforms and 285+ applications suggests a distribution moat, as it reduces the need for customers to adopt multiple point solutions. This breadth of coverage may lower switching costs for organizations already using these applications.
Mechanism → evidence check
Is the route to customers durable and difficult to replicate?
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The question to watch
What evidence shows that customers choose this product over alternatives, and keep using it?
Explore the evidence · 1 source
- [1] Reco company website
Company material · checked 5/10/2026
agent works alone. Each agent brings connections: to apps, to permissions, to other agents. Those connections bring more connections. Somewhere down that chain, the known…
About
See every AI agent in your environment, who owns it, what it can access, and where the risk is. Reco secures agentic AI from day one across 280+ apps.
Founders
- Ofer Klein
- Gal Nakash
- Tal Shapira
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