Pilot stalled at the security review
You built something promising. Your security team opened it and found no identity model, no logging, no data boundary. The project hasn't moved in two months.
From security and compliance to operations, finance, and the lines of business, we design and build agents across every team and workflow that needs them. Engineered against your controls from the first line of code, owned by your team on day one, and backed by a named owner and runbook from ours.
The market is flooded with general-purpose agents. They demo beautifully. They fail the moment they hit your identity stack, your data classifications, your change-control process, or the specific way your compliance team reviews anything that touches regulated data. Generic agents don't survive regulated environments.
What you need is the opposite: a small number of agents built for a specific workflow, claims triage, vendor risk, threat triage, audit evidence, designed with your guardrails in the architecture, not bolted on after a security review. That's what we build, and we can either hand them over to your team or run them long-term through our Managed Agent Services to ensure their success well beyond go-live.
An agent inherits access. Yours has to hold up against your identity stack.
Regulated data needs a guardrail in the architecture, not a review after.
Prompt and model changes are changes. They belong in your process.
Who runs it after go-live, and who is accountable when its behavior drifts.
You built something promising. Your security team opened it and found no identity model, no logging, no data boundary. The project hasn't moved in two months.
Tier-1 alert triage, vendor intake, compliance evidence collection, you know which workflow is draining your hours. You want an agent that owns it, not another dashboard.
The vendor agents assume your data can leave your boundary. It can't. You need something built inside your constraints, not retrofitted to them.
No black-box handoff. Every artifact is documented, owned, and maintainable after we leave.
Built against your workflow, deployed in your environment, integrated with your identity and logging stack, not a sandbox demo.
When the workflow needs more than one agent, a documented orchestration layer with deterministic routing, retries, and human-in-the-loop gates.
Every agent has a scoped service identity, a rotation policy, and permissions reviewed against the principle of least privilege.
Regression tests, adversarial prompts, and drift checks, runnable on every change so regressions don't ship to production.
Escalation paths, kill switches, and quarterly review cadence, written so your on-call engineer can take over without calling us.
ServiceNow, Jira, Splunk, ticketing, SIEM, EHR, built to contracts that hold up in change management, not screen-scrapers that break on UI updates.
We define exactly what the agent does, what it can't, and which data and actions require human approval, before any code is written.
We design the agent architecture, orchestration flow, and evaluation harness, and build iteratively with your stakeholders in every review.
We stand up agent identity, logging, rate limits, and the real integrations into your production systems, with your security team reviewing each gate.
We train your engineers, publish the runbook, and stay alongside for a supported cutover before you fully own it.
Service-account architecture, secrets management, and least-privilege enforcement for agent-to-system calls in regulated environments.
See expertiseAdversarial evaluation, prompt injection, jailbreak, data-exfil, and supply-chain threats modeled against every agent before production.
See expertiseThe agent and its orchestration layer live in your cloud. We make sure the surrounding network, secrets, and data-plane posture holds.
See expertiseEvery agent decision and tool call captured, correlated, and queryable, so you have an evidence chain before an auditor asks for one.
See expertiseThirty minutes with a senior engineer and partner. We'll scope what you'd actually ship and what it takes to get there safely.