Act controls access adaptively as your cloud changes,
as your organization evolves and as AI adoption grows.
Free your team from the endless remediation loop
Your backlog is growing faster than your team can clear it. When AI-driven attacks outpace vulnerability detection, simply patching faster is no longer a winning strategy.
It’s time to stop pushing the boulder up the hill and eliminate risk right at the source.

















Act eliminates the
conditions that turn
risk into a breach









Scale AI adoption without sacrificing control.
Deploy AI production agents safely by enforcing tightly defined access boundaries around every AI workload, so agents only reach what they need.
Remove attack paths before
they can be exploited.
Achieve meaningful attack surface reduction by removing unnecessary access and unintended reachability into, through, and out of your cloud.
Keep security teams effective.
Eliminate access sprawl at the source and prevent it from returning by continuously validating violations before they reach production.
Achieve provable,
continuous compliance.
Enforce the access and data boundaries required by NIST 800-53, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and more.
Control in Action
Map your cloud boundaries
Map every cloud construct into boundaries that reflect how your business actually operates - by organization, environment, application, or data.
Model your reachability
Understand how access flows across your cloud by cross-analyzing identity, network, and AI access to reveal the gap between what is configured, what is used, and what should be allowed.
Run hardening campaigns
Use guided, structured campaigns to eliminate thousands of access paths and protect your crown jewels with a single policy change.
Simulate the change, enforce it safely
Simulate each policy change first to validate its impact before it reaches production, then apply it through your own cloud-native controls.
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