๐Ÿ”’ Secure AI Automation

Automation That Can't Be Talked Into Doing Something Stupid.

An AI agent reading your inbox is reading whatever anyone sends you. Attackers know that. We build agents on the assumption that some of what they process is hostile.

Prompt injection

Instructions hidden in an email, attachment or web page that try to redirect the agent. An agent that treats content as commands will follow them.

Over-permissioned agents

An agent with your full mailbox, drive and payment access is a single compromised step away from being a very efficient attacker.

Silent failure

Automation that goes wrong quietly, and is only discovered weeks later in an audit.

  • Data, never instructions Content processed by an agent is treated as data to work on, not as instructions to follow.

  • No following, opening or executing Agents do not follow links, open untrusted attachments or execute instructions found inside the material they're handling.

  • Least-privilege, scoped credentials Separate identities per agent; nothing shares your personal account.

  • Human approval gates On anything consequential โ€” sending external mail, moving money, deleting data, changing permissions.

  • Allow-listed actions and destinations An agent can only do the specific things it was built to do.

  • Full audit logging Every action is recorded, with alerting on anything anomalous, and a kill switch.

  • Sandboxed execution Agents run isolated from the rest of your environment.

No one can promise an AI system will never be fooled โ€” anyone who does is selling you something. What we can do is make it hard, make the blast radius small, and make sure you find out immediately when something's off. Layered controls, least privilege, human gates on the things that matter, and logs you can actually read.

  1. Audit

    We inventory the AI tools and agents you run, what data they can read, and what they're allowed to do with it.

  2. Report

    A plain-language report on your exposure: injection paths, excess permissions, missing approval gates and gaps in logging.

  3. Harden or Replace

    We fix what can be fixed and tell you plainly when a tool should be replaced instead.

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