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Industries

Agent infrastructure adapted to regulated industries.

Each industry maintains distinct audit obligations, threat models, and standards of evidence.

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Utilities & Energy

AI agents near operational technology, under NERC CIP and FERC, where the record has to survive a reliability review.

NERC CIPFERCNIST AI RMF 1.0NIST SP 800-82r3

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Financial Services

The broader governance practices SR 26-2 points banks toward, extended to agentic AI by the bank, plus the EU AI Act and DORA.

SR 26-2EU AI ActDORA

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Legal & Professional Services

Global law firms and professional services where client confidentiality is privileged.

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Federal

Federal agencies running agents inside a FISMA authorization boundary, where action must be attributed and reviewable for the audit. Installs in-perimeter; the authorization stays your system's.

FISMANIST 800-53NIST AI RMF

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Military & Defense

Defense contractors handling CUI under CMMC and NIST 800-171, where access to controlled data must be attributable.

CMMC 2.0NIST 800-171DoD IL4/IL5

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Protective Services

Criminal-justice agencies under CJIS, where an agent touching CJI inherits the same auditable-record controls, including the model behind each answer.

CJIS Security PolicyNIST 800-53

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Research & Scientific Labs

National labs and computing centers running frontier workloads on hardware they govern, with audit trails that survive program review.

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Mid-Market Technology

Series B through pre-IPO companies building AI infrastructure at enterprise scale for the first time, with customer trust commitments to defend.

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Creative Studios

Game studios shipping non-player characters that have to keep acting, safely, between model calls. Our NPC runtime turns live game state into typed, validated actions. It does the deterministic work around the model and brings the model in for the decisions that need judgment, safety-critical events among them. Each character's decision-making is isolated from every other's. It works with the model you choose, on your own hardware if you want nothing to leave your perimeter. Verified against a live game backend; not yet run with players.

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