Use Cases
Built for the industries that can't afford to guess.
Deterministic enforcement for AI agents operating in regulated, high-stakes environments. Every action governed before execution.
Enterprise SaaS
Internal agents with broad access across your entire stack.
Productivity agents, code assistants, and automation tools operate across email, repos, databases, and SaaS APIs — with no enforced boundary between them.
What can go wrong
Agents used as lateral movement vectors
A compromised productivity agent pivots to access code repos, HR systems, or internal APIs well outside its intended scope.
Source code and credentials exfiltrated
Code assistants manipulated into returning proprietary source, .env files, or API keys through seemingly routine queries.
Irreversible database operations without review
Operations agents coerced into DROP, TRUNCATE, or bulk DELETE patterns — executed before any human can intervene.
How Fencio responds
DENY: Tool calls outside approved scope blocked
Each agent bound to an explicit allowlist. Any call outside it is blocked before execution — regardless of the instruction chain.
DENY: Sensitive file and credential access blocked
File access to .env, private keys, and config stores blocked by default policy. No agent inherits access it wasn't granted.
ESCALATE: Behavioral drift escalated before damage
Prism tracks session behavior against baseline. Drift from normal operation patterns triggers escalation before the action executes.
Live decisions
- DENY: tool call outside approved scope — blocked
- ALLOW: internal API request within policy allowlist — permitted
- DENY: .env file access attempt — blocked by file pattern policy
- ESCALATE: semantic drift from session baseline — escalated
- DENY: DROP TABLE pattern detected — blocked before execution
- ALLOW: read query within approved schema — processed
- DENY: outbound to unapproved external domain — blocked
- ESCALATE: bulk delete on production table — routed to human review
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