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SOLUTION / AI AGENT SECURITY

Inspect an agent's actions and their authority.

AI agents can use tools and credentials to affect real systems. DGM Intent is in beta testing to investigate available agent-runtime and application evidence alongside the task, identity and permissions that give actions meaning.

DGM Intent is in beta testing. Beta access is subject to availability and suitability. Joining the waitlist does not activate protection.

The beta includes synthetic agent and external-agent scenarios. An outside actor can behave like an agent without using AI, so agent-like behaviour is not treated as proof of AI involvement or provider attribution.

01

Reconstruct what happened

Where permitted telemetry exists, connect tool calls and application activity to an evidence trail. A network record by itself cannot reveal every prompt, tool decision or authority boundary.

  • Observed actions and source citations
  • Available ownership and permission context
  • Explicit visibility gaps
02

Compare action with authority

Assess whether an action fits the declared task, actor, allowed resources and time window. DGM Intent can run as a standalone investigation layer; DGM Bridge is optional where available, not a prerequisite for the first pilot.

  • Who or what held authority
  • What scope applied
  • What remains unverified
03

Keep decisions governed

Analysts can review and relabel an interpretation. Response and protection paths are under controlled testing, not a promise of automatic customer containment or production remediation.

  • Preserve competing explanations
  • Require approval for consequential action
  • Define the evidence needed to verify an outcome

DGM INTENT / EARLY ACCESS

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