Agentic Defense Solutions · ARIA · Control plane and execution layer

Govern what agents do. Run them under that control.

ARIA is the control plane and execution layer for AI agents: it decides what an agent may do, and runs agents and workflows under those rules.

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Governance

Three controls, before anything moves.

Control actions

Policy is evaluated before a tool runs, before each model round, and before output is released. Rules can allow, deny, require approval, or log. An administrator enables the engine; when no rule applies, the default is deny, and administrators can change that default.

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Require approval

Administrators configure which actions need a person to approve them, and who that approver is. Held actions wait in a queue with their policy and escalation status.

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Screen untrusted content

Content from tools, documents, and other agents is labeled, fenced, and scanned. When a run has read something suspicious, ARIA holds any state-changing action for human approval and limits outbound calls to an allow-list.

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What ARIA governs—and what it doesn’t

Evidence

Not a claim. A record.

Decisions are recorded step by step. Audit records are hash-chained, so tampering is detectable. Replay re-checks a run against its recorded prompt and model; it is not a guarantee of identical output.

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ARIA System of Record screen: counts of governed, awaiting-approval, executed, and stopped actions above a table of tool calls with lifecycle stages, risk, and outcome. — ARIA product screenshotPolicy decisions, approvals, and execution outcomes in one record.

Execution and deployment

Run agents where you already work.

ARIA runs multi-agent workflows and tools, including MCP tools. Agents that run elsewhere can ask for a decision through the Governed Actions API or the MCP gateway. It works with hosted or self-hosted models, and runs offline when you use self-hosted models and leave optional external integrations off; a signed license verifies offline. Identity and security controls support your authorization; the product itself is not accredited. One platform license, with separately licensed add-ons.

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Need an application already built on ARIA? See the Hermes overview.

Engagement

Bring the architecture you already have.

A briefing works best against a real constraint: an existing orchestration investment, a model in an accredited enclave, or a network that does not route outbound.

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