How does Oso specifically secure AI agents?
Oso secures AI agents by providing visibility into their actions, enforcing least privilege for every tool call, and setting boundaries to prevent unauthorized data access or infrastructure changes. It also simulates agent behavior in staging and detects anomalous activities in production, quarantining agents and rolling back changes if necessary.
What types of authorization models does Oso support for applications?
Oso supports a range of authorization models including Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Relationship-Based Access Control (ReBAC), Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC), and any custom authorization logic required by an application.
What is included in the Developer free plan?
The Developer free plan includes access to Oso Cloud with a 99.5% SLA, community Slack support, and a rate limit of 100,000 events per month.
How does Oso define and count Monthly Active Users (MAU) for billing?
Oso counts MAUs based on unique user identifiers that are the subject of authorization queries within a given month. If User{"Alice"} performs multiple actions or queries a list of 1,000 profiles, it still counts as one MAU.
Can Oso be deployed on-premise or in a hybrid cloud environment?
Yes, the Enterprise plan offers flexible deployment options including cloud, hybrid, or on-premise installations, along with custom SLAs and support.