Identify, Secure and Govern
AI agents

FIOR is the AI Agent Enforcement Gateway. It enforces what every agent, internal and external, is permitted to do before anything executes.

Control agents across two domains

External

To prevent agentic attack, FIOR identifies and governs agents arriving at your boundary

Internal

To ensure your internal use of AI is efficient and secure, FIOR enforces your governance

Most tools watch what agents do.
FIOR enforces what they’re permitted to do.

Monitoring tells you an agent misbehaved. Enforcement stops it before it does. That’s not a subtle difference. It’s the difference between detecting a breach and preventing one.

Without enforcement

You find out after the fact

Alerts fire once an agent has already acted. Logs capture what happened. Reviews happen later. The damage is done.

WITH FIOR

Permitted scope enforced before anything executes

Every agent verified, every action checked against permitted scope, every breach revoked in under a millisecond. Before it happens.

AI agents you can govern, audit and trust. Finally.

No agent enters or leaves your environment without enforcement. FIOR AI Gateway delivers four things from a single enforcement position with pre-built Zero Trust templates that get you live and enforcing in under an hour.

Identity

All agents that arrive at your perimeter, or are created internally, are instantly assigned a cryptographically-secure identity.

Secure

Your policy engine determines what permissions agents are given in your network. Policy breaches cause revocation in 0.3 m/s.

Govern

You control who in your organisation can create agents, of what kind, what they do and see, and how long they live.

Audit

Full audit logs of agentic activities, performance and costs are delivered.

Your existing stack wasn’t built for this

IAM governs logins, not actions. SIEM alerts after the fact. API gateways see traffic, not actors. None of them were designed for an entity that acts autonomously at machine speed across every boundary you have.

IAM / PAM | Governs who gets access. Says nothing about what an agent does with it.

SIEM / DLP | Logs and alerts after the action. Agents move faster than any review cycle.

API gateway – Manages traffic. Has no concept of agent identity, authority or intent.

Observability | Tells you what happened. Can’t stop what’s happening.

Three questions FIOR answers
that nothing else can

Visibility

Which agents are running in your environment?

Teams deploy agents without security approval. SaaS vendors embed them in tools you already run. Most estates are larger than anyone is comfortable admitting.

FIOR surfaces every agent in your estate and gates unrecognised ones the moment they appear. No agent operates outside enforcement.

Control

What is each agent authorised to do?

Agents operate with the broad permissions of the service account behind them. There is no per-action, per-agent enforcement in your current stack.

FIOR enforces permitted scope on every action, every agent, every time. A policy breach triggers revocation in under a millisecond.

Accountability

What did each agent do and can you prove it?

A regulator asks what your agents did last quarter. The evidence doesn’t exist in one place, in a form anyone would trust. Logs are scattered and mutable.

FIOR produces a cryptographic, tamper-evident record of every agent action automatically, ready before anyone asks.

The market has moved. The mandate is clear.

Three external signals that make AI agent enforcement a requirement, not a roadmap item.

Anthropic · May 2026

Zero Trust for AI Agents framework makes cryptographic agent identity and per-action authorisation entry requirements.

NIST · 2025

FIPS 203, 204 and 205 finalised. Post-quantum cryptography is no longer a future consideration for regulated sectors.

EU AI Act · DORA

Traceability, accountability and defensible audit trails for automated decisions are now regulatory requirements across Europe.

Every tool you already have was built for a different kind of system

None of this is a criticism of IAM, SIEM, or API gateways. They do exactly what they were designed for. The problem is that AI agents weren’t part of the design.

ToolWhat it handles wellWhere agents break it
IAM / PAM Human login, role assignment, session controlGoverns access, not actions. No view of what the agent does after it's been let in.
SIEM / DLP Post-event log analysis, data movement alertsReactive by design. Agents operate faster than any alert-and-review cycle can match.
API gateway Traffic routing, rate limiting, protocol enforcementSees calls, not actors. No concept of agent identity, authority, or intent.
Observability Behavioural baselining, anomaly detection, audit logsWatching isn't stopping. Visibility without a control plane is a dashboard, not a defence.
FIORCryptographic identity, real-time policy enforcement, tamper-evident auditBuilt for agents. Sits inline. Enforces before the action not after.

Enforcement on your agents from day one

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