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Certiv
AI Agent Assurance: Enable and secure AI Agents on the endpoint before agent take action.
About Certiv
AI agents are the newest workers in your organization, and the most unpredictable. They read files, call tools, and take actions on real systems, often faster than any human can review and sometimes in ways no one sanctioned. An agent can be your best worker, your worst worker, and your adversary, all at once. Certiv is the runtime assurance layer for AI agents. We install on the compute where agents actually run and govern what they do at the moment they do it. Certiv discovers every agent on the endpoint, sanctioned or shadow, inspects each tool call and file read against your policy, and authorizes or blocks the action before it executes. Not after the data has already left. Before. That means shadow AI you can finally see, data loss you can prevent, and policy that is enforced in practice, not just written in a doc. Certiv runs across macOS, Windows, Linux, and containers, and works across every major model provider, so your controls hold no matter where an agent runs or what powers it. Your teams get to move fast with AI agents, and your security team gets to sleep. Certiv is SOC 2 Type 1 examined, and built on a simple belief: you cannot control these new workers unless you live on the compute where they run. Discover, understand, control, and protect every AI agent, anywhere.
Verified activity
Signals from Certiv
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Certiv CEO Jason Needham explained more in a full TechNadu interview in the comments
Reported by Certiv
Presence & Recognition
Certiv CEO Jason Needham explained how attackers can turn safe agentic actions into a cascade of actions leading to exfiltration of sensitive information in an interview with TechNadu.
Reported by Certiv
Products & Services
Certiv published a post by Dan on AI security tooling and AI agent assurance.
Reported by Tai Tran
Research & Knowledge
Certiv published the book Vibe Engineering: Best practices, mistakes, and tradeoffs, reviewing 382 pages for the book.
Reported by Joshua Shanks