AgentTrust OS

Enterprises are deploying thousands of AI agents that take real business actions, and the controls around them were designed for software that behaves predictably. AgentTrust OS certifies an agent before it ships, governs each action as it runs, and leaves tamper-evident evidence afterwards.

The governance an enterprise has for software assumes software: deterministic, reviewable, and changed only when someone deploys. An agent is none of those things. It decides at runtime, its behaviour shifts with the model behind it, and the review that cleared it last month describes a system that no longer quite exists.

AgentTrust OS covers all three moments rather than only the first, certifying before deployment, governing each action as it happens, and producing tamper-evident evidence for afterwards, which is what a regulated buyer actually needs when asked to account for a decision. Keeping it edge-first, with nothing leaving the customer network, removes the objection that usually ends these conversations.