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AI-powered Application Control
AI agents analyze every application execution on Windows and macOS. You decide what is allowed to run.
Idemeum offers an autonomous endpoint platform that uses AI agents to govern applications, privileges, and support on endpoints. It focuses on reducing ticket volume and automating L1 endpoint care, with modules for endpoint control and automated support.
The product centers on AI agents that autonomously govern endpoint applications and privileges, combining endpoint control (application allowlisting, privilege management, and just-in-time admin access) with an autonomous endpoint care capability that investigates, diagnoses, actions, and closes end-user tickets without human technicians. It enables zero-standing privilege, ransomware elimination, compliance, and policy-driven control across endpoints, centralizing decision-making in a single policy engine and providing automated resolution for L1 support tickets.
Who it’s for: Teams and IT/security operations seeking autonomous PAM, JIT elevation, and application control on macOS/PC endpoints.
Mention of pricing pages, requests to book demos, and customer testimonials; substantial focus on product capabilities and autonomous features, indicating early traction and product-market fit signals.
Passionate about building security products. Led product teams at VMware, Facebook, FireEye, and Cisco.
Jagjit Sethi is the co-founder and CTO of Idemeum, a passwordless Identity Provider for small and medium businesses. Prior to Idemeum, Jagjit was a Director of Engineering at VMware where he was responsible for building Cloud-First distributed scalable system, global engineering teams and driving architectural responsibilities. Before joining VMware, Jagjit worked at Concept Tapistry, Flexera, i2 technologies and a startup company.
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