Insygna Launches Free Public Service to Help Companies Stop Rogue AI Agents
Free service brings independent third party verification to a market rattled by AI agents that go rogue, breach
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Free service brings independent third party verification to a market rattled by AI agents that go rogue, breach systems, leak data, and run up costs.
MERRIMACK, NH, UNITED STATES, August 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Insygna, an AI native platform that helps companies manage AI agents as an extended workforce, today launched the Insygna Agent Report Card, a free public service that lets any company independently test an AI agent and get a security score before the agent is allowed access to any company or client systems. A company creates a free account, connects its AI agent repository, and gets back a score for each agent across six security dimensions, a shareable Insygna Verified™ badge, and a full list of findings with version control.
Organizations are deploying AI agents faster than they can verify them. Gartner projects that the average Fortune 500 enterprise will operate more than 150,000 AI agents by 2028, up from roughly 15 in 2025, and reports that only 13 percent of organizations believe they have the controls in place to manage them. Barely a week now passes without a headline about an agent leaking a secret, acting on instructions hidden in the data it read, or running with permissions no one signed off on.
The score works like a credit score for an agent. It is a number out of 100, weighted across Secret Exposure, Dependency Vulnerabilities, Code Security, Container Hardening, LLM Security measured against the OWASP LLM Top 10, and Image Security. Every finding is spelled out down to the file, the line, and the fix, so an executive can require an Insygna report card before any agent goes live and can hold whoever deployed it accountable for the score. The concern grows sharper for any company running agents it did not build itself.
The median AI agent Insygna has tested so far scores below 50 out of 100, and roughly six in ten score below 50. Extrapolated industry-wide, millions of agents could be a potential disaster waiting to happen.
“We quickly mobilized developing this free public service because the market needs a reputable third party to test AI agents in real time and report the risk honestly, so an executive knows what an agent will do before it touches their systems, and knows who to hold accountable,” said Michael Beygelman, Co-Founder and CEO of Insygna. Beygelman added, “Building an agent on a platform like Workday, ServiceNow, Salesforce, OpenAI, or Anthropic and then relying on that same platform to grade the agent is a less defensible practice, so Insygna is stepping in to give companies a reputable third party to validate their AI agents for free.”
The Agent Report is a trust pillar of the Insygna Agentic Workforce Management™ platform, which also offers ongoing monitoring, continuous reporting, and management of AI agents as an extended workforce inside the tools companies already use, including Microsoft Teams, Slack, Copilot, Claude, and ChatGPT. AI agents built on Oracle, Salesforce, Workday, ServiceNow, and other platforms can all be connected to Insygna through GitHub.
The Insygna Agent Report is free, and it is available now at insygna.ai/report-card.
About Insygna
Insygna helps companies manage AI agents like an extended workforce using their existing HR, Finance, and Procurement processes. Its platform gives every agent a verifiable identity and a managed lifecycle, from the moment it is deployed through the day it is retired, so a company can control agent costs, protect proprietary data, and stay compliant while always knowing which agents are running, what they are allowed to do, and who is accountable for them. Insygna won the HR Tech Europe 2026 Startup Competition and has been shortlisted for a 2026 HR Tech Product of the Year award. Insygna is headquartered in Merrimack, New Hampshire and has a development center in Vilnius, Lithuania. Learn more at insygna.ai.
Michael Beygelman
Insygna Corporation
+1 617-304-6509
michael@insygna.ai
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