ARX wraps your team's existing AI agents with the compliance and governance layer they were missing — without changing how your engineers build.
Every API call your agent makes passes through the ARX policy engine before it reaches the external system. Not logged after the fact — evaluated before it runs.
Most teams have no idea how many agents are running, who owns them, or what systems they touch. The agent registry gives you a single, always-current inventory of every agent in your environment.
Each entry tracks the agent's owner, status, connected systems, last execution time, and policy compliance state. If an agent is deployed without being registered, the platform flags it immediately.
Every API call, every policy evaluation, every approval decision — captured in a tamper-proof, append-only audit log. You cannot edit it. You cannot delete it. Neither can we.
When a regulator or auditor asks what your agent did on a specific date, you hand them the log. Timestamped. Cryptographically chained. Exportable to SIEM, S3, or compliance platforms.
Policies are rules that bind an agent to specific operations on specific systems. If an agent tries something outside its declared scope, the platform blocks it before the call leaves your environment.
Rule types: PERMIT, DENY, ESCALATE.
Scope: per-agent, per-connector, per-operation.
Conditions: time-of-day, risk score, data classification.
When an agent triggers a high-risk operation — host containment, user suspension, firewall changes — the platform pauses execution and routes an approval request to Slack, Teams, or email.
The designated approver reviews the context, approves or denies, and the agent resumes or halts. Every decision is logged. If no one responds, the action expires safely.
The compliance package generator produces a complete, audit-ready document set from your agent's actual runtime behavior and policy configuration. No manual questionnaires. No six-month review cycles.
Includes:
• Vendor Security Questionnaire (CAIQ v4)
• Data Flow Diagram (auto-generated)
• Sub-Processor List
• SOC 2 Control Mapping
ARX continuously monitors each agent's runtime behavior against its declared policy scope. If an agent begins accessing systems, operations, or data outside its baseline, the platform flags the drift and can automatically suspend execution.
Drift events are logged, alerted, and available for forensic review. You see what changed, when it changed, and what the agent attempted.
ARX does not store your secrets. It integrates with the secrets manager you already run — cloud-native or third-party — and brokers access to your agents at runtime. Credentials are never written to disk, never logged, and never exposed to agent code.
One integration point. Every vault supported. Rotations, lease management, and access auditing handled automatically.
Each connector is a fully authenticated, policy-enforced integration with a major security platform. Not a generic API wrapper — a purpose-built interface that understands the platform's data model, rate limits, and risk surface.
Every operation through every connector passes through the governance layer. Read operations are logged. Write operations can require approval. Delete operations can be blocked entirely.
The Model Context Protocol gateway lets your agents reach any MCP-compatible tool through the same governance layer that protects your native connectors. Same policies. Same audit trail. Same approval gates.