Your AI agents act.
Xybern decides if they can.

The security and authorisation layer for autonomous AI in regulated and mission-critical environments, controlling every agent, action, delegation and tool call before execution.

Xybern Authorisation Layer dashboard
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The risk today

Without real authorisation,
AI agents run unchecked.

AI agents can access production systems, call MCP servers, move data, trigger transactions and delegate authority to other agents. Traditional IAM authenticates access, but it was not designed to decide whether an autonomous agent should perform a specific action right now.

One agent whose authority fans out to databases, cloud, apps, storage and the web, far beyond a single task

Unbounded authority

Agents often inherit credentials whose permissions exceed the task they are performing.

A chain of agents passing credential cards from one to the next

Agent-to-agent privilege propagation

One agent can delegate work to another. Without enforced delegation boundaries, authority can spread across an agent chain.

An agent reaching an MCP server that fans out to databases, cloud, apps and the web

Tool and MCP exposure

MCP servers and external tools dramatically expand what an agent can reach. Every tool invocation needs an enforceable permission boundary.

A charter scroll inspected under a magnifier, with unanswered questions about which authority applied

No proof of authority

Traditional logs show what happened. They rarely prove which authority permitted the action, under which rule, and through which delegation chain.

The authorisation layer

One security layer for
every autonomous action.

The Authorisation Layer is the platform. Agent identity, delegation, tool security and cryptographic provenance are enforced through it, while Xybern Redact keeps sensitive data out of the prompt before the model ever sees it.

How Xybern works

The mandatory authorisation pipeline.

Six stages. Every agent action. No bypass. It is framework and model agnostic, so it works with CrewAI, AutoGen, LangGraph, and any custom multi-agent system you already run.

Intercept

Every action enters Xybern before it reaches the target system.

Authenticate Agent Identity

Resolve the cryptographic identity of the agent, service or external workload attempting the action.

Resolve Authority

Determine its active mandate, inherited constraints, delegation chain, session context and allowed capabilities.

Evaluate Charter

Evaluate the requested action against the active Charter and contextual conditions.

Enforce

Allow, deny or pause for human approval before anything executes.

Prove

Sign the decision and preserve its complete authorisation lineage in the Provenance Vault.

The control suite

More of the platform.

Identity, delegation, tool security, containment and proof, the rest of the controls that sit on the Authorisation Layer. Explore any of them.

Proof, not promises

We don't just say we beat guardrails.
We measured it.

An open, reproducible benchmark of 137 attack and legitimate scenarios drawn from OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, and CWE. The authorisation layer caught every unsafe action and blocked no legitimate one. A keyword guardrail cannot.

Approach Attacks caughthigher is better False alarmslower is better
Xybern Authorisation Layer
Caught
100%
False
0%
Keyword / regex guardrail
Caught
49.5%
False
13.3%
No layer, allow everything
Caught
0%
False
0%
Block everything
Caught
100%
False
100%
Provenance Vault

Cryptographic proof of authority.

For every autonomous action, Xybern preserves who acted, which authority they held, how it was delegated, which charters were evaluated, what was decided and what executed, as signed, tamper-evident evidence.

2,848sealed entries
Validchain integrity
SHA-256+ HMAC signed
0tamper events
SeqAgentActionVerdictThis hashSealed
2848finance-copilotpayments.transferRefused4f8b…c20909:41:22
2847legal-copilotdocuments.readAuthoriseda1c9…8ef009:40:58
2846ops-orchestratordelegate.grantAuthorised77d2…31ab09:40:12
2845data-agentdb.queryEscalatedb3e1…9c4009:39:47
2844mcp-toolsfiles.pushRefused90aa…14e209:39:05
SHA-256 chains
Each record is cryptographically linked to the previous one. Alter anything and the chain breaks, immediately detectable.
HMAC-SHA256 sigs
Every record is signed. Authenticity is independently verifiable without trusting the storage layer.
Merkle proofs
Disclose individual records selectively, proving a specific decision was made without exposing the full trail. Exactly what regulatory review demands.
Deployment

Deploy within your security boundary.

Choose the deployment model that matches your regulatory, sovereignty and security requirements, from managed Xybern infrastructure to isolated and customer-controlled environments.

Xybern Cloud

Managed security infrastructure for rapid deployment.

Deploy Xybern as a managed service with isolated organisation environments, encrypted data and centrally managed security controls.

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Dedicated Environment

A private Xybern environment for your organisation.

Dedicated infrastructure, isolated storage and configurable networking, retention and security controls for regulated workloads.

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Sovereign Deployment

Run Xybern within infrastructure you control.

Keep sensitive workloads, charter enforcement and security evidence inside approved customer or sovereign infrastructure.

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Built for high-stakes environments

Built for environments where an AI mistake
becomes an operational or regulatory event.

When an AI agent makes an unauthorised decision in your industry, the cost is not a rollback. It is a regulatory event.

Ready to authorise your AI agents?

Start with one workflow. Deploy in days, not months. See the pipeline and Provenance Vault in action.