AI Agent Session Recording Analyzer is being developed to turn an authorized recording into an evidence-linked investigation, with a timeline and jump-to clips for review.
What this means for your team
Prepare a recording by identifying relevant frames, extracting screen text and building an event timeline before applying deeper analysis.
Bring together administrator-configured rules, specialized vision models and language-model reasoning to identify patterns across a session.
Map applicable findings to MITRE ATT&CK or ATLAS, and calculate risk using a defined formula rather than an unconstrained model-generated score.
Present a risk heat map and jump-to clips, with findings linked to timestamps and supporting frames, screen text or events.
Support evidence-based questions about the recording, including indicating when something was not observed.
The proposed staged approach is intended to focus more expensive analysis on relevant activity; actual cost and coverage will depend on the recording, models and deployment.
From a recording to evidence
The planned analyzer first identifies meaningful frames, screen text and events, then examines relevant activity in context. Findings link back to evidence in the recording so a reviewer can investigate the source.
A practical example
A security reviewer investigates whether an agent followed suspicious instructions displayed on a web page, then jumps to the relevant moments and reviews the evidence.
How it works
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Begin with a recording the reviewer is authorized to access. The proposed analyzer prepares it for investigation without asking one model to watch the entire session at once.
Identify useful frames, extract visible text and collect an event timeline. These are the evidence the later analysis can reference.
Combine configurable rules, vision analysis of selected frames or short clips, and reasoning over the timeline to investigate behavior that spans moments.
Map applicable findings to MITRE ATT&CK or ATLAS and apply a defined scoring formula. A model does not invent the numerical risk score.
Show a timeline and jump-to clips for review. Each supported finding points to evidence; questions should distinguish observations from things not seen in the recording.
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