Vectra decides what your AI is allowed to do — before it does it. Sub-millisecond policy checks. Complete audit trails. Zero implicit trust.
Matched guardrail: destructive commands on system paths require human approval
The authorization layer for AI. It sits in the path of every action and decides — allow or deny — before the action runs. Sub-millisecond. Signed. Replayable.
Nine modules. One loop: decide, enforce, prove. One policy language. One audit vault. Sub-millisecond decisions.
Every AI action goes through a policy check before it can run.
Check every prompt, tool call, and request against your policy. Allow or deny in under a millisecond.
Write exactly what your AI can and can't do. Typed, versioned, reviewed like code.
Inspect what the model returned before it touches a real system.
One policy language. Same enforcement on laptops, agents, browsers, and backend services.
Govern coding agents on developer laptops — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, terminal AI.
Scope each step of a multi-step workflow. Require human approval where it matters.
Check every click, form fill, and navigation from autonomous browser agents.
Every decision is signed, replayable, and exportable — wherever your data has to live.
Signed, append-only traces. Stream to your SIEM. Pass audits on the first pass.
Cloud, hybrid, self-hosted, or air-gapped. Same policies. Same evidence vault.
AI agents ship code, move money, query data, and click through real browsers — on behalf of developers, traders, ops teams, and clinicians. Nothing sits between them and the systems they touch.
What is each agent in production allowed to do, right now?
Which action did the agent take, and which rule let it?
Can you cut off an agent's access without redeploying it?
If any answer is no, you don't have an authorization layer.
Minutes, not quarters.
Policy decisions, every time.
Ed25519 signed. Replayable.
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · HIPAA · GDPR · FedRAMP
The companies that build AI governance into their foundation now will be the ones that ship AI fastest in 2026. Vectra is the layer that makes that possible.