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Hosts and endpoints (AXI-Node) integration

Helps security teams find the local agents, MCP servers and desktop AI tools that central inventories miss.

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What it does

What this integration does

The AXI-Node brings AI on hosts into AxiReady and AxiSentinel. It helps teams discover local agents, MCP servers and desktop AI tools on the machines people use each day. Intune and Jamf exports add a fleet view, so endpoint AI can be reviewed beside cloud and SaaS AI.

Benefits

Benefits

Surface MCP servers on laptopsShows MCP servers set up on individual machines, so they can reach review and approval.
Find local agentsBrings agents running on hosts into view, including those a central AI register has never recorded.
See desktop AI toolsShows which desktop AI tools are present, giving security teams facts for policy conversations with staff.
Use your device management dataAdds Intune and Jamf exports to the picture, helping teams extend their view across managed fleets.
Use cases

Use cases

Technology

MCP review on developer laptops

A software company's developers add MCP servers to their own tools. The security team sees which servers are present on laptops and brings them into review, without relying on developers to report each one.

Healthcare

Desktop AI on clinical workstations

A hospital group wants to know which AI tools sit on shared clinical workstations. Its security team sees desktop AI tools and local agents by host and gains facts for its clinical AI policy.

Professional services

Adviser desktops at a services firm

A services firm gives advisers wide freedom over desktop software. Its risk team uses Intune and Jamf exports with AXI-Node discovery to see which AI tools are present and which need a decision.

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