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AIRM audits non-human identities in Microsoft 365 — AI agents, OAuth apps, service accounts — scoring risk, mapping attack paths, and simulating compromise.

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What is AIRM?

Microsoft 365 environments accumulate non-human identities fast: AI agents, OAuth-connected apps, service principals, and unattended accounts that were provisioned and never reviewed. AIRM (AI Risk Management) by Sabiki Security gives security teams a complete inventory of these identities, along with a risk score for each one based on the permissions it holds and the access it can chain together. It doesn't stop at discovery — AIRM maps the attack paths from each identity and runs compromise simulations to calculate actual blast radius. That means you can see which forgotten OAuth app or shadow AI agent could pivot to sensitive data or escalate privileges, and prioritize remediation before an attacker finds the same path. Designed for security engineers and IT administrators managing complex M365 tenants, AIRM surfaces the identity sprawl that traditional IAM and CASB tools typically miss. A 14-day free trial is available at sabikisecurity.com.

What is AIRM used for?

Used by security engineers and IT administrators to inventory, risk-score, and simulate compromise of non-human identities — AI agents, OAuth apps, service accounts — across Microsoft 365 tenants.

How much does AIRM cost?

Free trial

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14-day free trial available at sabikisecurity.com.

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Paid plans after the trial; pricing not published.

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Pros and cons

Pros

• Inventories every non-human identity in a Microsoft 365 tenant • Risk-scores each identity by permissions and chained access • Maps attack paths and runs compromise simulations for blast radius • Surfaces shadow AI agents and forgotten OAuth apps other tools miss

Cons

• Scoped to Microsoft 365 environments • Aimed at security teams; requires admin-level tenant access

Questions about AIRM

What is AIRM used for?

It audits non-human identities in Microsoft 365 — AI agents, OAuth apps, service principals — risk-scoring each, mapping attack paths, and simulating compromise to show your blast radius.

What identities does AIRM cover?

AI agents, OAuth-connected apps, service principals, and unattended accounts that often go unreviewed in M365 tenants.

How is AIRM different from IAM or CASB tools?

It maps attack paths and runs compromise simulations to calculate actual blast radius, surfacing identity sprawl that traditional IAM and CASB tools typically miss.

Does AIRM offer a free trial?

Yes, a 14-day free trial is available at sabikisecurity.com.

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