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Runtime control for AI agents fails at a specific point: the gap between when an agent decides to act and when that action executes. Vaikora closes that...
An AI agent can call dozens of tools in a single session. Without a gate on each call, the only enforcement you have is whatever the tool itself does, and...
Your organization's external attack surface changes every day, and most of that change happens without any alert firing. Credentials leak, secrets get...
Phishing infrastructure gets built before it gets used. Domains are registered, hosting is provisioned, and redirect chains are assembled days or weeks...
Deterministic Policy Enforcement for AI Agents: How Vaikora Decides Allow, Block, Modify, or Approve
When an AI agent calls a tool at runtime, four things can happen: the call is allowed, blocked, modified before execution, or held for human approval....
Every AI agent action that executes without a policy check is a decision your security team did not make. Vaikora sits inline between the agent and...
Getting policy enforcement into an AI agent pipeline has a placement problem. Most teams add checks in the application layer, which means the check runs...
Before an AI agent calls a tool, something has to decide whether that call is allowed. Without a gate at that point, every downstream control is working...
Policy checks that run after an AI agent has already called a tool are not enforcement. They are incident reports waiting to be written. The practical...