Twelve failure modes a regulated business can't afford. Twelve safeguards we built to stop them — explained the way you'd explain them to your board.
AI agents have already wiped production databases by accident. We block the most dangerous commands — deleting data, force-pushing code, wiping volumes — at the moment they're attempted. The agent simply cannot run them. No overrides, no exceptions.
Healthcare AI handles patient information. We inspect every outgoing message for protected health info, payment details, and personal identifiers before it ever leaves your environment.
Attackers hide instructions inside web pages and documents to trick AI agents into doing the wrong thing. Industry research shows this works 86% of the time on unprotected agents. We spot those tricks and shut them down.
Every AI agent is locked to the exact set of tools it's allowed to use. It can't see — let alone reach for — anything outside its assigned job. No surprise capabilities.
One misconfigured loop can burn through a month of AI budget in minutes. We enforce hard caps on spend per task, per tool, and per day. The moment a limit is hit, things stop.
Policy documents can be quietly edited. Ours can't. Every AI action verifies the rulebook is unchanged before it runs. If someone touches it, the system halts until it's reviewed.
When something is risky or uncertain, the agent pauses and routes the decision to a named, accountable reviewer with a clock running. No silent auto-approvals, no fake reviewers.
We scan every outgoing message for API keys, passwords, tokens, and secrets. If one slips into a payload, we block the message and trigger a rotation automatically.
Agents can only reach websites you've approved. Internal networks, hidden cloud endpoints, and sneaky redirects are all blocked by default — closing off a whole category of attack.
If the AI isn't sure enough, it doesn't act. Regulated industries — healthcare, medical devices, controlled substances — require near-certainty. If the agent can't meet that bar, the job stops.
Every action the AI takes — and every safeguard that fires — gets a tamper-evident receipt linked into a verifiable chain. You and your auditors can prove, at any time, that nothing was changed after the fact.
Who approved what, when, and why — recorded alongside every AI action. The accountability surface of the future isn't just about what the AI did. It's about who said it was okay.
Every safeguard above runs at the boundary between the AI and the real world. Nothing unsafe makes it through. Everything that does is sealed to an audit trail you can hand to a regulator without flinching.