Agents have delegated authority.
They can call tools, access data, and take actions across systems your customers care about.
For agents and AI workflows that use tools, credentials, customer data, code, or production systems, Glacis hardens runtime behavior locally and preserves signed evidence of which controls ran — without sensitive data leaving your stack.
Local runtime controls. Signed evidence receipts. Zero sensitive-data egress.
AI systems now call tools, use credentials, touch customer data, generate code, update records, and trigger workflows. But when an enterprise buyer asks how those systems are controlled, most teams are still stuck assembling screenshots, logs, policy docs, and trust-us answers.
They can call tools, access data, and take actions across systems your customers care about.
Enterprise buyers want to know how prompt injection, tool misuse, data leakage, unauthorized actions, and drift are controlled.
A log may show that something happened. It does not prove which control ran, what decision was made, or whether the evidence can be verified later.
Fast-growing AI companies need security depth before they have a mature security organization.
Glacis gives AI teams a way to harden the runtime and produce proof customers can actually use.
Production AI rarely fails on the model itself — it fails at the boundary where it acts. Glacis instruments that boundary inside your stack, then assembles signed proof from what it sees.
Make AI behavior visible inside your environment across model calls, tool calls, control decisions, escalation paths, drift signals, and operating events.
Apply runtime controls that allow, block, redact, restrict, escalate, or require review before risky behavior reaches a workflow, tool, record, or customer.
Generate signed, tamper-evident receipts showing which controls ran, what decision was made, and when — without exposing the sensitive payload.
Use incidents, drift, near misses, and control outcomes to strengthen policies, monitoring, model-change records, and operating procedures.
We help your team map one high-risk AI workflow, identify the runtime control gaps, harden the agent or model boundary, and produce an evidence pack you can use with enterprise customers, security reviewers, auditors, and internal leadership.
Not a generic scanner. A focused runtime security and evidence review for AI systems that act.
A receipt proves the relevant runtime event, control decision, outcome, timestamp, policy version, and verification metadata — without exposing the sensitive payload.
An evidence pack turns many receipts into a review-ready artifact: what was assessed, what controls exist, what ran, what was blocked or escalated, and what remains to improve.
Receipts prove the moment. Evidence packs tell the defensible story.
| Workflow | Agent tool call, model update, clinical summarization, or production AI decision. |
|---|---|
| Control | Tool permission, prompt-injection guard, PHI boundary, model-change rule, or escalation policy. |
| Decision | Allowed, blocked, escalated, redacted, or sent for review. |
| Receipt | Signed evidence receipt with policy hash, model version, timestamp, and OVERT-compatible verification metadata. |
| Evidence Pack | Customer security review artifact, regulatory evidence, audit trail, or internal incident review. |
Same runtime assurance loop, three pressures it answers to: an enterprise security review on the agentic side, a regulator or PCCP on the clinical side, an SRE who needs to prove what happened when AI acted in production.
Harden agents that use tools, credentials, customer data, and delegated authority before enterprise security review.
Harden an agentGenerate runtime evidence for PCCP-ready change records, post-market monitoring, drift review, and control-execution proof — without moving sensitive data out of your environment.
Assess clinical AI evidence readinessMove beyond logs with runtime evidence that shows what happened, what controlled it, and how the system improved afterward.
See the assurance loopOVERT is the evidence receipt layer behind Glacis. It gives teams a structured way to preserve runtime proof: which controls ran, what decision was made, when it happened, and how the evidence can be verified.
Runtime controls create the assurance. Signed receipts preserve the proof. OVERT makes that proof portable, tamper-evident, and review-ready.
We’ll map the agent surface, identify the runtime control gaps, and show what proof your customers will expect before they trust it.