Xybern/Industries/Defence
Autonomy is only acceptable when its limits are enforced rather than assumed. Xybern runs inside your perimeter, decides every agent action against mission authority, and records it immutably, with no external dependency.
of agent actions decided in-perimeter
external calls required to authorise
unsafe actions caught in the published benchmark
legitimate actions falsely blocked
The first two are structural properties of the layer: no action reaches your systems without a verdict. The benchmark figures come from an open, reproducible test of 137 attack and legitimate scenarios drawn from OWASP, MITRE ATLAS, and CWE. Read the methodology →
We deploy inside your environment first and prove the authorisation path holds with no outbound connectivity before any operational workflow is placed behind it.
Agents operate within clearance and compartment boundaries enforced at the point of access, not by convention or by prompt.
Actions that commit resources run inside declared operational limits, with anything beyond them escalated up the chain rather than executed.
Delegation between agents is scoped, time-bound, and cryptographically chained, so authority cannot be widened as it passes down.
Every agent session carries an action budget, a time to live, and a kill switch enforced at the authorisation boundary itself.
The layer runs entirely on your infrastructure with no callbacks, no external model requirement, and no telemetry leaving the perimeter.
Hash-chained, signed records of every decision and denial, available for after-action review without depending on the storage layer being trusted.
Role-based mandates and breakglass with mandatory justification map to how authority actually flows in your organisation.
Put your highest-consequence workflow behind the layer in shadow mode and see exactly what would have been stopped, before anything is enforced.
