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[ Security Ecosystem ]

Security made visible, at every boundary

Data protection, identity, and credential controls establish the trusted boundary before any autonomous execution begins. Runtime defence, governance, and evidence keep it enforced once agents are live.

Foundation

The trusted boundary — established before an agent runs at all.

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korAct

Token and PII redaction

Deterministic document and streaming payload redaction. Semantic token filters detect personal, clinical, financial and proprietary material so plaintext never reaches an upstream inference buffer.

Preview

korID

Agent identity

Cryptographic workload identity, authentication, short-lived credentials and zero-trust authorisation for every agent.

Preview

korGate

AI security gateway

Inspects prompts, responses, tool calls, APIs and agent-to-agent messages at every trust boundary.

Preview

korKey

Secrets control

Temporary credentials, scoped retrieval and rotation. No agent ever holds a permanent secret.

Runtime & response

What defends, governs, records, and contains once autonomous execution is underway.

Preview

korPolicy

Governance engine

Rules for data, tools, models, approvals, geography, retention and autonomy level, enforced at runtime rather than written into a document.

Preview

korTrace

Audit and lineage

Immutable evidence of initiator, data, decision, action, outcome and downstream change.

Roadmap

korShield

Runtime defence

Detects prompt injection, context poisoning, malicious tools, hijacking, privilege escalation and behavioural anomalies.

Roadmap

korKill

Emergency control

Pause agents, isolate projects, revoke identities and stop execution at critical thresholds, with the blast radius shown before it executes.

[ Security in Motion ]

When something goes wrong, here's what happens

  1. 01

    Kor-I detects anomalous behavior and correlates the affected agents, tools, data, and projects.

  2. 02

    Kor-Shield assigns severity, confidence, likely attack path, and recommended action.

  3. 03

    Universe view highlights the compromised execution path without hiding unaffected systems.

  4. 04

    Kor-Trace reconstructs the decision chain — identities, data access, prompts, tool calls, and changes.

  5. 05

    Kor-Response proposes containment. Operators can require approval or allow policy-based automation.

  6. 06

    Kor-Kill isolates only the affected scope while Kor-Vu redistributes safe work.

  7. 07

    Kor-Sim evaluates the correction before it's ever redeployed to production.

One platform. One super agent. Everything connected.

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