Enterprise platform that discovers shadow AI use, enforces policy, and secures agents teams build.
Aurascape is an enterprise security platform for AI usage: it discovers which AI apps employees are actually using across the browser and SaaS tools, applies policy controls and data-loss protection to that traffic, and extends the same monitoring to AI agents that internal teams build and run in production. The company says it has secured usage across more than 20,000 AI applications for its customers. Aurascape, Inc. is based in Santa Clara, California, and launched publicly in April 2025 after a year in stealth, backed by $50 million in funding from investors including Mayfield Fund and Menlo Ventures. There is no self-serve pricing; access is sold through a sales demo.
No public pricing; enterprise sales handles quotes after a demo.
Use tool ↗Aurascape addresses a real enterprise gap: most companies have no visibility into which AI tools employees actually use, let alone what data flows through them, and it backs that up with real funding and a named enterprise customer base. It is built for security teams at mid-to-large companies, not individuals or small teams, and there is no way to try it without going through a sales conversation.
Watch out: Deploying it means routing employee AI traffic through Aurascape's monitoring layer, which is a meaningful trust and infrastructure commitment.
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