Pilot program for security teams deploying AI agents
A fixed-scope, 12-week engagement that puts identity, scanning, and an executive-level gap report around the AI agents an organization already runs. The tools are open source under Apache 2.0, opens in a new tab and run in your environment; no OpenA2A service sits in your runtime path.
How the 12 weeks run
- Weeks 1 to 3
Assess
HackMyAgent scan of the agent estate plus OASB control mapping. Findings are mapped to Agent Threat Matrix technique IDs.
- Weeks 4 to 8
Deploy
AIM identity for a scoped agent population of 10 to 25 agents, running in your environment. No OpenA2A service sits in your runtime path.
- Weeks 9 to 12
Prove
Gap report, executive readout, and remediation roadmap.
Deliverables
- The findings report
- The deployed identity plane
- The executive readout
What the organization provides
- An executive sponsor
- Environment access
- A weekly 30-minute check-in
Price
$20,000, invoiced at signing, net 30. The pilot fee credits toward an annual contract signed within 30 days of pilot close.
Scope
One environment, one agent framework, up to 25 agents.
Availability
Three pilot slots for Q4 2026, as of August 26, 2026.
OpenA2A uses messages sent to info@opena2a.org about the pilot only to reply about the pilot. Messages are kept for 12 months after the last exchange and then deleted, or sooner on request. They are not shared with any other organization.
Booking opens Cal.com, which stores the name, email address, organization, chosen time, and any notes or guest addresses entered on OpenA2A's behalf. They are used only to hold the call and to correspond about it afterward, and deleted 12 months after the last exchange or sooner on request to info@opena2a.org. Cal.com's handling is described in its privacy policy, opens in a new tab; OpenA2A's is on the privacy page.