Control what AI can access, run, and connect to — at runtime.
Supervised copilots on endpoints. Unsupervised agents everywhere else.
One control plane. Local enforcement.
Copilots and desktop tools run with employee credentials.
Beacon adds guardrails and approvals to keep endpoints productive and safe.
Headless agents execute fast with no user to prompt.
AgentSH enforces least privilege at the syscall level — in CI, containers, pipelines, and dev environments.
Watchtower governs both with centralized policy, kill switch, and SIEM forwarding.
Learn about Watchtower →Developers installed Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT. IT did not provision it. Security cannot see it.
Agents are being added to CI, pipelines, ops, and internal workflows. No UI. No supervision. Full blast radius.
Users route around walls. You need guardrails that steer toward approved workflows and enforce least privilege.
Beacon secures supervised AI on endpoints. AgentSH secures unsupervised agents wherever they run — CI, containers, pipelines, and dev environments.
Watchtower is the command center. It distributes policy, routes approvals, exports to SIEM, and provides a fleet-wide kill switch. Beacon and AgentSH enforce locally at execution time.
Steering redirects AI to approved alternatives. It keeps users productive and prevents retry loops that happen when agents keep hitting a hard block.
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