Enforced on the device

AI policy governance for regulated environments.

Verillian decides what every AI tool and agent may do, on the machine where the work happens, scoped to the role of the person using it. You write the policy once and it reaches the whole fleet, and every decision it makes seals into a record you can hand an auditor. That's how you use frontier AI compliantly.

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Why now

AI stopped just answering and started acting.

Two years ago the risk was what a model might say, and you could read the answer before it mattered. Now AI writes code, opens browsers, and hands work to agents on live systems. The security stack you own watches and reports, and by the time it speaks the action is already done. AI isn't one tool anymore: a browser tab, a coding assistant, a model running locally, an agent left to run unattended. Each one can read, write, and act, and almost none of them came through procurement. What's missing isn't a way to watch that. It's a way to say what each tool may do, for which person, on which machine, and have it hold.

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System overview, representative view.

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The control plane

The policy you declare is the policy that runs.

Verillian is a control plane for AI: an enforcement boundary on your own devices, between your people's AI tools and everything those tools can reach. Every verdict comes from policy you declared, not from a model guessing what you meant.

  1. 01 / GOVERN

    Govern

    Verillian decides every action an AI tool or agent intends to take: allow, block, or redact, before it runs. Deny by default is the floor, and you write the rule once for the right machines and the right people. Even an agent gets narrower permissions than the person running it: a coding agent reaching into Salesforce doesn't inherit that person's rights.

    Explore Govern
  2. 02 / AUDIT

    Audit

    Every verdict is sealed into a record that shows any change: entry chained to entry, signed on the device, encrypted under keys only you hold. The record keeps the whole turn, from the prompt to the ruling on every tool call. That's a tamper-evident audit trail you can put in front of an assessor.

    Explore Audit
  3. 03 / CONTAIN

    Contain

    One switch stops AI across every enrolled device, unapproved tools included, and the stop itself lands in the signed record. When something feels wrong at 2am, that's the first move, and it buys your team the morning to investigate. Flip it back just as fast, and both moments are in the chain.

    Explore Contain

Govern, audit, and contain are three jobs, and one deployment does all of them.

live demo / the layer, off and on

One layer governs every AI, authorized or not.

Off, every endpoint reaches every provider in the clear and nothing is recorded. On, each request is decided at the device and sealed to your private server. Toggle the controls to watch it work.

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What you'll see

One screen shows what your AI did, and proves it.

The console lives on a server you run, and we couldn't look into it if we tried. Whether the model runs in a vendor's cloud or on an endpoint your policy names, the decision happens on the device, so it all lands in the same record.

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See everything

Every captured interaction across the fleet, browser to CLI, in one list you can filter and search.

Read any decision

Each row holds the whole turn: what was asked, what was ruled, and what was hidden before the prompt left the device.

Hand an auditor proof

Export the sealed record and let them verify it's intact without reading a word of your content.

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Watching vs governing

Plenty of tools watch AI, but watching isn't deciding.

Watching can tell you what your AI did, but only control decides what it may do, and that is where Verillian starts. One popular alternative puts a model in front of the model: one AI reads what another is about to do and judges it, from a vendor's cloud. That judgment can be argued with, and it only ever sees what you agreed to route through it. A rule you declared needs no persuading. The gap shows when you let an agent off the leash. In the demo, a coding agent runs in full autonomous mode against a real repo with the controls on, and the action you banned is refused on the device before it runs.

WATCHING / AFTER THE FACT
Reports what AI did, once it's done
Ships your prompts to another vendor's cloud
Logs you simply have to trust
VERILLIAN / AT THE MOMENT
Decides what AI may do, before it runs
Runs on your hardware, and nothing of yours reaches us
A sealed record you can test for tampering

Set the policy, and
prove it held.

When you're ready to go deeper, a pilot in your own environment is available, and the records it seals stay yours either way. Book the demo and bring the request you most want refused.