Enterprise
When agents operate against production HubSpot, Gmail, Calendar, or internal APIs, Astroturfed acts as governance middleware in the request path: enforcing policies in real time, documenting every data access event, surfacing actions for human review, and continuously scanning for emerging failure modes.
Versioned deny lists, approval gates, MFA-aware escalations, and scoped credentials issued per agent version. Policies are diffable, auditable, and evaluated on every brokered call in real time — never as a delayed batch process.
Human-readable manifests document every object, field, and attachment accessible under each active policy. Data stewards approve scopes explicitly; any change triggers automatic re-certification workflows with complete audit trails.
Structured timelines connect model reasoning summaries to the concrete API payloads they produce. Policy-driven redaction lets security teams verify agent behavior without exposing sensitive data to every reviewer.
Static and dynamic analyzers identify privilege escalation, tool poisoning, prompt injection surfaces, and unauthorized data exfiltration patterns. Every finding opens a ticket with reproducible traces attached for rapid remediation.
Generate SOC 2-aligned evidence packages, map controls to your internal risk register, and maintain an authoritative record of exactly what each agent is permitted to do in production.
Questions about deploying agents to production with policy enforcement, audit trails, and continuous compliance monitoring.
The same Astroturfed broker sits in front of your live APIs. Policies evaluate in real time on every request, manifests document every data access event, and continuous auditing jobs scan for regressions or unauthorized tool chains after every deployment.
Versioned deny lists, approval gates, MFA-aware escalations, and scoped credentials are evaluated on every brokered call in the request path — never as a delayed batch process. Policies are diffable, auditable, and tied to specific agent versions.
Short-lived tokens are issued per agent session and scoped to the currently active policy. Credentials are never exposed to the model context window. Vault integrations and hardware-backed keys are available for teams operating in regulated industries.
Trace manifests capture a SHA-256 fingerprint of every broker invoke under a given filter. Baselines are stored per tenant and compared in CI — blocking merges when trace counts drift, new deny decisions appear, or latency exceeds configured thresholds.
Yes. Role bindings from Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, or Google Workspace determine which production scopes each engineer or agent runtime is permitted to request, in addition to synthetic environment access.
Start with a security architecture review, or open the enterprise console to see live policy enforcement and audit trails.