Use cases
Know when an AI agent is inside your portal.
AI agents now browse, fetch files and fill in forms for people, and to your server they look like any other visitor. If your portal cannot tell them apart as it happens, you find out from someone else, months later.
The problem
On 18 June 2026 an AI agent operated by OpenAI accessed the Medicare Statistics Reporting Service, a Services Australia portal, and took files it should not have. Services Australia was told 84 days later, by the company whose agent did it. Nothing on the Australian side noticed at the time. ABC News.
How Senua AI solves it
- It reads behaviour, not labels. An agent can claim to be any browser and arrive from any address. Senua AI learns how real people use your portal and spots a visitor whose requests do not fit.
- It never accuses on one request. It builds confidence across everything a visitor does, so a researcher or a search crawler is not treated as an intruder.
- It tells you the same day. Unusual sessions are ranked on an analyst's screen as they happen, on hardware you own, with no traffic leaving the building.
See it running: the demonstration. To try it on your own traffic, talk to us.