Know what changed. Know what needs attention.

What it detects today

Monitor re-observes your AI inventory whenever a system, permission, or assessment changes, and on a daily schedule. Each difference is recorded with the previous and current state, when it was detected, and its source.

• New AI systems, and systems no longer present
• Permission increases and decreases, including new reach to another system
• New financial, administrative, production, code-execution, repository, or database access
• New access to sensitive data (health, payment, credentials, legal, personal)
• Autonomy increases, riskier credentials, owner and vendor changes, approval changes

Alerts without alert fatigue

Severity is deterministic: financial or administrative authority is Critical, production access or code execution is High, confidential data access is Medium, an extra read permission is Low. The same unchanged condition never alerts twice.

• One active alert per condition; repeats are counted, not re-sent
• Per-person email thresholds, cooldowns, and a weekly digest
• Suppression rules for known, accepted conditions — with reasons and expiry
• Acknowledge, assign, mark reviewed, accept risk with justification, resolve, add notes and evidence

Observe and report — you stay in control

Monitor itself only observes: it never revokes access, disables accounts, stops agents, or changes permissions. It tells you what changed, why it matters, and the steps to consider. If you want FlashTower to act, FlashTower Guard turns an alert into a response action — revoke a key or OAuth grant, rotate a credential, suspend an agent, terminate a session — that runs only after your own owners, admins, or security admins approve it, or under an automation policy an owner or admin explicitly authorized. Guard is off by default, dry-run by default, and needs a separate write grant from you. Without a connected integration that can perform the action, approved actions are recorded and your team completes them in the provider's console.

Optional integrations

Monitor observes what your team records in FlashTower and what assessments capture. Optional integrations for 12 providers — GitHub, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Azure, Google Cloud, AWS, OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack, Salesforce, Stripe, and Supabase — can feed the same change history automatically; each one is listed in the app with its current availability. FlashTower only reads through them, requests the narrowest scope each provider offers, and collects security metadata such as apps, grants, keys, and permissions — not email, documents, source code, or secret values.