The DEVELOPER RISK & GOVERNANCE PLATFORM

Visibility and governance, deep inside the environment that builds your software.

BlueFlag governs the whole development ecosystem:
the human developers, non-human identities, and AI coding agents that act on your code, and the tools and pipelines they work through.

the problem

Your development environment evolved. Your security tools didn't.

Your environment 
outgrew your security.

Software is now built across repositories, pipelines, build systems, and artifact registries, by human developers, non-human identities, and AI coding agents. Every one of them can reach and change your most critical code. Your security tools scan the code. Nothing watches what touches it.

AI raises the stakes.

AI agents are non-human identities with superhuman capabilities. They write, review, and merge code around 
the clock, and the autonomous ones do it with no human 
in the loop. Every risk an unwatched identity carries, an unwatched agent multiplies: faster than anyone can review, wider than anyone can see, deeper than anyone can reach.

Attackers already know 
where the blindspots are.

Attackers rarely bother with a flaw in well-tested code. 
A stolen credential gets them in with access that already exists, and a malicious insider already has it. The budget sits with the code scanners, which find nothing wrong. 
The breach starts where no one is looking.

Alone, a signal. 

Together, an attack path.

A contractor's identity stays active months after the project ended. Branch protection was switched off for a hotfix and never turned back on. A repository is cloned at 3 a.m. from a new city. Each one, on its own, gets explained away. Together, an attack path, and nothing connects them.

from the threat landscape

“Attackers are targeting developers and
their AI coding assistants directly, stealing developer and AI credentials and manipulating the AI systems that write and review code.”

Google Threat Intelligence Group

September 2026

the PLATFORM

Govern what the rest of your stack can't see.

BlueFlag connects to the tools and pipelines you already run.

Nothing to install, no friction for developers, and your code is never touched.

AI agents, governed

Every AI agent gets a security record: who owns it, 
what it can reach, and whether its behavior is normal.

Owned. Every AI agent, approved or not, has a human owner, and its access and permissions are checked against what it actually uses.

Classified. Assistants and autonomous agents are told apart. Every change is labeled human-written, 
AI-assisted, or AI-generated, and traced to production.

Mapped. Every LLM, AI framework, and provider your code uses is found, down to the package, along with where it runs.

Watched. Agents are baselined like any other identity. 
A first touch of a sensitive repository, or AI-written code merged past review, is flagged.

Governed. Unapproved agents are removed through guided or automated remediation, your choice.

Counted. AI spend, token usage, and unused seats, all in one place. Every token is tracked against the code that was actually accepted, committed, and shipped.

AI agents get the spotlight. Every other developer identity gets the same scrutiny.

One roster: Every identity, every tool

One roster:
Every identity, every tool

Human developers, non-human identities, AI agents, 
and the tools and pipelines they work through.

  • Found. Every developer, contractor, service account, token, bot, app, and AI agent is found automatically, and inactive ones still holding access are flagged.
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  • Measured. Access and permissions are measured against actual use, so overprivilege shows at a glance.
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  • Resolved. Usernames across the toolchain resolve to one person, exposing offboarding gaps.
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  • Scored. Every identity gets a risk profile based on overprivilege, anomalies, violations, and vulnerabilities introduced, rolled up by team and organization.
Normal, learned. Abnormal, flagged.

Normal, learned.
Abnormal, flagged.

Every identity gets a baseline of normal behavior, 

and anything that breaks it is flagged in near real-time.

  • Learned. Baselines are learned from commits, pipeline activity, and repository access.
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  • Flagged. Suspicious clone volume, unusual locations, and a dormant repository waking up all break the baseline.
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  • Exposed. Insider threats and stolen credentials are exposed early: exfiltration attempts, privilege abuse, unauthorized outsourcing.
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  • Prioritized. Most behavior changes have a good reason. BlueFlag shows you the ones that don't.
Drift, caught the day
it happens

Drift, caught the day

it happens

No one misconfigures a toolchain on purpose. Settings change for one release and never change back. BlueFlag catches the drift.

  • Monitored. Repositories, pipelines, build systems, and artifact registries are continuously checked for misconfigurations.
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  • Caught. Weakened branch protections and dropped approvals are caught the day they change, not at the next audit.
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  • Attributed. Pull requests merged past failing checks are attributed to who merged them and when.
Signals, connected

Signals, connected

A risky behavior, a weakened protection, and an overprivileged identity can each look harmless until BlueFlag connects them.

  • Connected. Signals that mean nothing alone and everything together are connected into one attack path, not three alerts.
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  • Explained. Every attack path shows the identity, 
the tool, and the behavior that make it up, in one view.
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  • Traced. Every vulnerability and anomaly is traced back to the identity that caused it.
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  • Shared. Findings are shared with your SIEM and SOC. Every alert shows the identity behind it.
Every finding, with its fix

Every finding, with its fix

Detection is only half the job. Every violation of 120+ customizable policies comes with a fix you control.

  • Guided. Each fix is guided step by step, and your team stays in control of every change.
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  • Automated. Fixes are automated only where you choose, never by default.
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  • Time-bound. Standing privilege goes away: access is granted only when needed, then taken back.
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  • Evidenced. Compliance evidence builds up as you fix, so audits stop being a quarterly scramble.
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  • Customized. Describe a policy in plain English and BlueFlag starts monitoring for it.
outcomes

Less work. Faster fixes. Lower costs.

78%

Less manual work for security teams

62%

Faster
remediation

47%

Lower license costs from removing inactive identities

30%

Lower AI costs from reclaiming unused agent seats

WHY BLUEFLAG

Each covers a piece. BlueFlag covers the whole.

Your security tools were each built for a different problem.
None of them was built for developer risk.

Capability Code
security
Cloud
security
Workforce
IAM
AI identity
security
Blueflag
Govern AI coding agentsOwner, reach, and behavior without
SDLC context
See every SDLC identityDevelopers, non-human identities, AI agents partial partial
Find overprivileged identitiesAccess granted but never used partial partial
Catch toolchain misconfigurationsRepositories, pipelines, build systems, registries partial partial
Flag abnormal behaviorAgainst each identity’s baseline
Connect signals into attack pathsAcross identities, tools, and pipelines asset view only
CUSTOMERS

What would you find
in your own environment?

Security teams at Western Union, BMC, Medallia and Amex GBT run BlueFlag today.

“I’ve since seen a lot of security stacks as a fractional CISO, and the gap is always the same: everything checks the code, nothing watches the identities and pipelines around it. BlueFlag was the first tool I used that was built for that gap.”

Rusty Perry

former Deputy CISO, Western Union

“Our old SIEM told us what happened. BlueFlag tells us who did it, how they moved through our developer tools and pipelines, and whether it represents a real threat. That's not an upgrade, it's a different security model entirely.”

Security Engineer,

BMC Software

“I’ve since seen a lot of security stacks as a fractional CISO, and the gap is always the same: everything checks the code, nothing watches the identities and pipelines around it. BlueFlag was the first tool I used that was built for that gap.”

Rusty Perry

former Deputy CISO, Western Union

INTEGRATIONs

Plugs into the ecosystem you already run.

Connecting is the easy part. BlueFlag connects through the APIs of the tools you already run: read-only, live in under 5 minutes, nothing installed, nothing in your pipeline, nothing for developers to notice. It never touches, changes, or copies your code.

NEXT STEP

A risk only BlueFlag can see is a risk only BlueFlag can fix.

Find out who and what is acting on your code. 

Most organizations uncover risks they did not know existed.