Questions about putting AI agents to work, safely.

EvidenceBound is a control point for AI agents. It lets agents do routine work on their own, makes the risky few actions wait for a person to approve, and keeps a signed receipt of everything that happened. Security, risk and audit teams get one place to see, decide and prove what agents did.

AI agents now pay claims, change records, update cloud systems and move money. To do that they are usually given standing access, and when an auditor asks who approved an action, nobody can answer. EvidenceBound removes the standing access, puts a person on the actions that matter, and gives you the proof.

CISOs, heads of risk and compliance teams at companies putting AI agents into real operations, especially in financial services, healthcare, insurance and other regulated industries. It also suits software vendors whose enterprise deals stall in security review because their product includes agents.

No. Routine actions keep flowing automatically; the policy check takes milliseconds. Only the actions you mark as risky, such as a large payment, a bulk data export or a production change, wait for a person.

Neither. We don't build agents, host models or resell compute. We govern the agents you already use, from any vendor or framework, and we sit above your clouds rather than inside one of them.

When an agent asks for a risky action, the right person gets a plain-language request in Slack, Microsoft Teams or the EvidenceBound console: what the agent wants to do, why, and what policy says. They approve or hold. Only that exact action runs, once.

It is refused before anything runs. An approval covers exactly what was approved. A different amount, a new bank account, a wider scope or a second attempt does not match, so it is stopped and recorded.

No. Approved actions run through an executor in your own environment, with credentials you hold. The agent asks; it never holds the keys.

A signed record of every outcome: what was asked, who approved it, what ran or was refused, and when. Receipts are tamper-evident, so an auditor can check them without trusting us or the agent vendor.

Yes, under your control. An administrator can switch on scoped, time-limited rules for patterns that are always approved. That administrator is named on every receipt, risky signals still go to a person, and a kill switch turns the rules off at once.

With a free scan that shows which agents and automations can make risky changes today. Then a pilot in monitor mode: every agent action is recorded and nothing is blocked. When you're ready, you turn on approval for the few actions that matter.

About four weeks: one workflow, one team and one or two sensitive actions. Monitor mode is useful from the first day.

Yes. EvidenceBound connects to AWS, Kubernetes, GitHub Actions, Slack, Microsoft Teams, ServiceNow and Jira, Okta and other single sign-on providers, Splunk, Datadog, Microsoft Sentinel, Google SecOps and MCP-based agents, with SDKs for Python, TypeScript and Go. It also supports the OWASP Agent Control Standard.

EvidenceBound is cloud-neutral: one control point across your clouds and agent platforms. AWS and Kubernetes are supported today; other clouds follow customer demand.

Approved actions run in your environment, with your credentials. Receipts can be kept in your own storage and sent to your SIEM. We don't need copies of your customer records to govern an agent's actions.

No product can do that on its own, and we don't claim it. EvidenceBound produces evidence that a control actually ran, mapped to frameworks such as NIST 800-53, HIPAA, SOC 2 and CMMC. Your auditor or assessor makes the call.

Logs tell you what already happened. EvidenceBound sits in the path, so an unapproved or altered action is stopped before it runs, and the receipt proves it. It complements your SIEM rather than replacing it: receipts flow into Splunk, Datadog, Sentinel or Google SecOps.

Cloud providers govern agents inside their own cloud. Most companies run agents across several clouds and SaaS tools, and keep key controls above any single provider. EvidenceBound gives you one place for all of them, and works alongside the native controls.

Not yet. We are working with a small group of design partners and agree terms per pilot. The scan is free.