Identity activity
Employee credentials, service identities and authentication events can reveal unusual AI connections.
AI Control Enforcement
Use available identity, access and system activity to surface likely Shadow AI and rogue or ghost agents operating outside approved company controls.
The unmanaged layer
Shadow AI is AI used inside a company without formal approval or central visibility. It can begin with a personal AI account connected through an employee identity, a browser tool given access to company information, or a vendor feature enabled outside the approved process.
A rogue or ghost agent is automated AI activity without a registered, accountable identity inside the company's control environment. It may be intentional, forgotten or inherited through another service.
Detection review
Available signals
Holiday uses the identity, access and system activity that is available in the connected environment.
Employee credentials, service identities and authentication events can reveal unusual AI connections.
Permissions and connected application access can show where an unapproved service may have entered.
Repeated automated behaviour across email, finance or operations can be compared with registered AI identities.
Practical boundaries
Connected identity, access and system records can be used to identify behaviour that may sit outside company policy and needs investigation.
Detection is limited by the systems connected, the records those systems expose, and the access granted to Holiday. A signal supports review; it is not automatic proof of misuse.
Management response
Confirm the identity, service, access path and activity involved.
Approve, restrict, block or remove access according to company policy.
Bring legitimate capability into managed identity, permissions, authority, budgets and logging.
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