Overview / Description
AIRM - By Sabiki Security is an AI security tool that monitors AI agents and non-human identities inside Microsoft 365 tenants, scoring risk and detecting anomalies for security teams, CISOs, and MSPs. Built for AI governance, it discovers every AI agent and service principal running in an M365 environment and continuously watches their behavior. Its Anomaly Intelligence Engine uses scan-over-scan behavioral detection to flag drift, while Blast Radius Analysis maps the potential impact of a compromised identity and Compromise Simulation models how far an attacker could reach from any given account. An Identity Graph visualizes trust relationships and lateral-movement paths so teams can see how privileges chain together. AIRM also generates compliance evidence through automated Compliance Mapping across 11 frameworks, including the EU AI Act, DORA, and ISO 42001. For service delivery, it ships PSA integrations (ConnectWise, HaloPSA, Autotask) and routes alerts through webhook and SIEM connections to Slack, Teams, Microsoft Sentinel, and Splunk. The platform is tenant-scoped, making it a fit for MSPs managing many client environments as well as in-house security teams standardizing AI identity governance across Microsoft 365.
Used For
Monitoring AI agents and non-human identities in Microsoft 365, scoring identity risk and detecting anomalies, mapping blast radius and simulating compromise, visualizing trust relationships and lateral movement, generating compliance evidence for EU AI Act/DORA/ISO 42001, and delivering managed AI security via MSP PSA and SIEM integrations
Pricing
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Discovers and monitors every AI agent and non-human identity inside Microsoft 365 tenants
- Blast Radius Analysis and Compromise Simulation model attacker reach from any compromised identity
- Anomaly Intelligence Engine uses scan-over-scan behavioral detection to flag drift
- Automated Compliance Mapping covers 11 frameworks including EU AI Act, DORA, and ISO 42001
- PSA (ConnectWise, HaloPSA, Autotask) and SIEM integrations (Sentinel, Splunk, Slack, Teams) for MSP workflows
Cons
- Scoped to Microsoft 365 environments, so non-M365 or multi-cloud identities aren't covered
- Per-tenant monthly pricing can add up quickly for organizations or MSPs with many tenants
- Requires an annual commitment despite monthly billing
Alternatives
Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, Microsoft Entra Permissions Management, Obsidian Security, Push Security, Valence Security, Astrix Security