Reco

Reco

A security tool that keeps track of every AI agent, app and 'non-human' account quietly operating inside a company's software — and flags the ones nobody's watching before they cause a breach.

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Description

Modern companies don't just have employees with logins anymore — they have AI agents, service accounts and shadow apps that IT never approved, all with access to real data. Reco maps all of that out: every SaaS app, every AI agent, every automated account, so security teams can see what actually has access to what, instead of finding out during a breach investigation.

Reco is a SaaS security posture management and AI agent governance platform for enterprises, combining AI agent discovery, identity governance for both human and non-human accounts, over 1,000 pre-built threat detection controls with auto-remediation, data exposure management, and shadow AI/app discovery. It also includes 'Reco Factory,' a no-code engine for building custom integrations. It's aimed at enterprise security teams, including Fortune 500 companies, needing visibility into a sprawling and increasingly AI-driven SaaS footprint.

💬 Our review

The short version: Reco is for security teams who've realized their biggest blind spot isn't employee accounts anymore, it's the AI agents and shadow apps nobody registered.

The 'non-human identity' governance angle is genuinely timely — as companies plug in more AI agents and automation with real data access, that's exactly the category traditional SaaS security posture management (SSPM) tools built for human users tend to miss. 1,000+ pre-built detection controls with auto-remediation is a meaningfully large starting library versus building detection rules from scratch. The honest caveat: this is squarely enterprise tooling — the target audience explicitly includes Fortune 500 companies, and with no public pricing, a smaller company evaluating it should expect an enterprise sales process and enterprise-scale cost, not a self-serve SMB tool. If your security team is specifically worried about ungoverned AI agents and non-human accounts (a fast-growing risk in 2026), Reco's specific focus there is sharper than generic SSPM tools like Adaptive Shield or Obsidian Security; if your concern is standard human-account SaaS posture, the more established generalist tools may be simpler to deploy.

💰 Pricing

CustomQuote-based, enterprise sales process
Enterprise Custom (contact sales)

📊 Global score

90Excellent
📄Profile90/100Excellent

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Sur devis

Pricing not public — enterprise sales process, targets Fortune 500-scale organizations

👥 Target audienceEnterprise security teams, CISOs, Fortune 500 companies, high-growth companies
🌍 Target countriesWorldwide
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Pros

Sharp focus on AI agent and non-human identity governance, a fast-growing blind spot

1,000+ pre-built detection controls with auto-remediation

Shadow AI / shadow app discovery

No-code custom integration engine (Reco Factory)

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Cons

No public pricing — enterprise sales process required

Explicitly enterprise/Fortune 500 focused, likely overkill for small teams

Overlaps with broader SSPM tools if AI-agent governance isn't your specific pain point

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