Digital solutions architect at a educational organization with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 6, 2026
I think overall Reco works well for our use case, but there are a few areas where it could become even more valuable. The biggest one would be more customizations and automations, such as having more flexibility in creating organization-specific dashboards and reports, because different security teams have different priorities. Being able to customize which metrics, applications, risks, and users we want to track would be helpful. I would also like to see more automations around remediation, such as triggering actions automatically based on predefined policies without human dependency to avoid delays. Another improvement I wish to see is deeper integration with other security and identity tools, because the more information Reco can correlate automatically, the less time the security team has to spend moving between different systems. Overall, I would not say there is a major gap; it is more about enhancing the strong visibility Reco already provides by adding more customization, automation, and integrations. My impression of the accuracy and reliability of Reco's AI output is that there is a lot of manual analysis the security team has to do.
Gerente De Arquitectura De Ciberseguridad at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jul 17, 2026
I am not using the inclusion of LLMs in the knowledge graph yet; to be honest, I see that it's showing things, but until now, I don't see big value on that. Apart from the integration with Copilot Studio that I mentioned, I would like to see more posture security controls added in some SaaS applications; I see a few of them, but it could have more. I would like to see real-time detection in prompts included to Reco in the next releases, maybe in Copilot Studio to see if I have any attack or prompt injection or whatever in Copilot Studio and all the agent platforms to inspect those prompts.
Secure the ecosystem. Enable the agents.
Reco gives security teams the context and control to govern autonomous AI activity without disrupting business operations
Reco secures AI agents and their operating environments where applications, identities, permissions, and workflows intersect. Every agent your business deploys enters a growing ecosystem it can expand autonomously. Reco maps that ecosystem, reveals what agents can reach, and detects when something deviates from policy before it...
I think overall Reco works well for our use case, but there are a few areas where it could become even more valuable. The biggest one would be more customizations and automations, such as having more flexibility in creating organization-specific dashboards and reports, because different security teams have different priorities. Being able to customize which metrics, applications, risks, and users we want to track would be helpful. I would also like to see more automations around remediation, such as triggering actions automatically based on predefined policies without human dependency to avoid delays. Another improvement I wish to see is deeper integration with other security and identity tools, because the more information Reco can correlate automatically, the less time the security team has to spend moving between different systems. Overall, I would not say there is a major gap; it is more about enhancing the strong visibility Reco already provides by adding more customization, automation, and integrations. My impression of the accuracy and reliability of Reco's AI output is that there is a lot of manual analysis the security team has to do.
I am not using the inclusion of LLMs in the knowledge graph yet; to be honest, I see that it's showing things, but until now, I don't see big value on that. Apart from the integration with Copilot Studio that I mentioned, I would like to see more posture security controls added in some SaaS applications; I see a few of them, but it could have more. I would like to see real-time detection in prompts included to Reco in the next releases, maybe in Copilot Studio to see if I have any attack or prompt injection or whatever in Copilot Studio and all the agent platforms to inspect those prompts.