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Security & governance for AI agents

Your agents. Your cloud.
Your controls.

A home for AI agents that run on their own, inside your cloud.
Under rules you set, with proof of every action.

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From demos to real systems

Agents are ready
for real systems.

Nobody wants to be the one who let them in.

An agent that can restart a deployment can also delete one. A bad plan, a confused model or a poisoned web page is one tool call away from production, so most agents stay in demos.

Fort gives them a place to live where every call is checked against your policy, risky ones wait for a person, and nothing leaves the walls unless you said it could.

A foundation for trust

Know the agent.
Control the action.

Fort brings identity, policy enforcement and evidence
to the agents working across your systems.

01 / Identity

Know who's acting.

Give every agent a unique identity. Know who owns it, which version is running, and who approved its actions.

02 / Control

Set the boundaries.

Define the tools and data each agent can use. Require a person to approve risky actions before they happen.

03 / Evidence

Keep the proof.

Keep a tamper-evident record of every allowed and blocked call. Evidence stays with you, in your cloud.

Meet Warden

Room to act.
Boundaries that hold.

The sandbox keeps your agent inside.
Warden checks every request that leaves.
Allow, ask a person, or deny.

WARDEN IN ACTIONIllustrative example
Checking policy

A request is on its way to Warden.

An agent carries a request to Warden, the guard at the gateThe agent walks to Warden and hands over a request. Warden reads it, allows it through or raises a shield to deny it. The agent then returns to its sandbox. SANDBOX No direct network access Checking… Your agentWardenYour tools & systemssre-agentYour policy, enforcedproduction / checkout
TOOL CALLread_logscheckout / api
In transit

Following the request from agent to tool.

Allowed or denied. Every decision leaves a record.

Human oversight

Risky actions wait
for a person.

How approvals work
  1. 01
    The request is held.

    Warden asks before the action happens.

  2. 02
    A named person decides.

    Review the exact action, sign in again, and approve or deny.

  3. 03
    The approval stays on record.

    Know who allowed the action and what happened next.

Evidence, in your hands

Governance
you can prove.

Regulators and auditors want to know who allowed an agent to act, and to see proof. Fort answers both by default, from records you hold in your own cloud.

Explore the audit trail Read the policy guide
01 / Identity

Who acted.

The agent’s identity and the policy behind each decision.

02 / Accountability

Who approved.

The named person who authorized a risky action.

03 / Evidence

What happened.

A tamper-evident record of allowed and denied calls, verifiable offline.

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Give your agents
room to work.

Keep control of what happens next.

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