- Muse traffic appeared at more than half of the customer environments Cequence studied
- At the median customer, traffic grew nearly sixfold within about two weeks of first appearing
- Muse used a real cloud Chrome browser and consumer VPN, detected only via behavioral analysis
- It signed into financial-institution accounts and completed MFA on users' behalf
- It searched, compared, filled baskets, and sometimes completed purchases
- A travel and hospitality customer began blocking nearly one in five Muse requests judged abnormal
- The rest of the agent's traffic was allowed to continue
- Cequence's framing: 'block the action, not the agent'
- Live inventory of AI agents seen in an organization's traffic
- Verifies agent identity against trusted providers with request-by-request records
- Can block, rate-limit, or challenge a single action instead of shutting out the session
- Sensitive account changes can require confirmation on the holder's own device
Useful?