Control what agents can do in production

Give agents room to work inside clear boundaries.Consequential actions clear your controls first.

Runtime controls for agent actions

Autonomous Action Runtime Management (AARM) turns proposed agent actions into explicit control points teams can inspect, constrain, and approve before MCP servers or tools execute.

Autonomous Action Runtime Management diagram showing proposed agent actions becoming visible control points before approved execution

Aligned with recognized security and AI assurance frameworks

Cloud Security AllianceOWASP GenAI Security Project

Where agent actions get checked

01 / Data flow

Audit every data path across tools.

Trace the data entering each agent session, classify what came from users, tools, memory, and connected systems, and stop sensitive or untrusted context from being reused where it does not belong.

02 / Tool calls

Stop sensitive data leakage before execution.

Evaluate the full chain of MCP and tool calls before execution, catching malicious combinations, cross-tool data movement, and attempts to turn harmless individual actions into an unsafe workflow.

03 / Policy

Enforce policy before agents act.

Apply runtime policies at the point of action so agents can only use approved capabilities, identities, data paths, and environments before requests reach production systems.