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Can you name every agent running in your company?
A CTO told us this: “My CFO created a mini agent, it sorta works. My HR person created another mini agent. I have twenty of those running around.” Nine questions below. Five carry a published benchmark, four have none.
The agent inventory check is nine questions about the AI agents already running in your company. Five carry a benchmark from a survey of 445 practitioners. Four have no published figure anywhere, and those are the ones a review board asks. You answer in the page and nothing is stored.
Where the published numbers come from
One survey: Cloud Security Alliance, Enterprise AI Security Starts with AI Agents. 445 practitioners, fieldwork September and November 2025, commissioned by Zenity.
- The figures answer different survey questions, so this page never combines them into a score.
- Three are the share who could answer yes, worked out by subtraction. Marked, because they are our arithmetic and not a number the survey printed.
9 questions
54% are running between 1 and 100 agents nobody sanctioned.
15% can say who owns most of their agents.
53% have had an AI agent exceed its intended permissions.
47% had a security incident involving an AI agent in the past year.
13% describe themselves as highly prepared.
No published benchmark. Nobody has surveyed this.
No published benchmark. Nobody has surveyed this.
No published benchmark. Nobody has surveyed this.
No published benchmark. Nobody has surveyed this.
Your result
- Copy my results gives you your nine answers, the published figure beside each one, and a link back to this exact result. For sending to whoever asked for it.
- Share the tool gives a clean link with none of your answers in it, so whoever opens it starts from a blank sheet.
Nothing is stored and nothing is sent. Cloud Security Alliance, Enterprise AI Security Starts with AI Agents. 445 practitioners, fieldwork September and November 2025. Commissioned by Zenity.
Why some of these carry no number
We looked for survey data on agent validation and audit readiness and found none. Questions 6 to 9 are the ones a review board asks, and there is no benchmark to sit them against. That is the gap.
When this check will not help you
Anyone with nothing in production. These questions grade agents that are running. If the work is still a demo, there is nothing to inventory.
Does this check store my answers?
No. The nine answers stay in your browser, and in the page address if you choose to copy the link. Nothing is written to a server and Perform receives none of it.
Copy my results gives you the nine answers with the published figure beside each one and a link back to this exact result. Share the tool gives a clean link with none of your answers in it.
What counts as a gap?
A no and a not sure both count. A review board treats a question you cannot answer the same way it treats a negative answer, because neither one gives it anything to rely on.
| Questions | Nine |
|---|---|
| With a published benchmark | Five |
| With no benchmark anywhere | Four |
| Where it runs | In your browser |
| What reaches Perform | Nothing |
| Benchmark source | Cloud Security Alliance, Enterprise AI Security Starts with AI Agents. 445 practitioners, fieldwork September and November 2025. |
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