Artemy is the Secure Delivery Control Plane — the governing intelligence that sits above every tool, enforces policy at runtime, and ensures AI agents deliver what you intended without introducing security risk, drift, or unaccountable change.
53% of enterprise post-mortems now link failures to ungoverned AI. Every major platform optimizes a slice of the lifecycle, but none enforce security, policy, or accountability across autonomous agents at runtime.
The Secure Delivery Control Plane runs a five-stage loop at every trigger — code change, agent action, spec update, policy violation — with no evaluation phase. The system is always on.
Security is not a feature layer in Artemy — it is a first-class dimension woven across the entire control plane, from agent identity to forensic ledger to runtime policy enforcement.
Every AI agent in Artemy operates under explicit identity, scoped least-privilege permissions, defined autonomy boundaries, and continuous behavioral monitoring. Autonomy is earned — not granted by default.
The Policy Engine doesn't wait for incidents — it evaluates every human and agent action before it executes. Organizations progress through enforcement modes as their governance maturity grows.
The Delivery Confidence Score is a composite, continuously updated probability across 10 independently explainable dimensions. Security Risk directly influences the score — gating deployments and adjusting agent autonomy in real time.
The fundamental design thesis of the Secure Delivery Control Plane: autonomy is only unlocked when delivery confidence and security controls are sufficient to support it. Agents progress through governance-gated levels.
From read-only signal ingestion to live security guardrails for your AI agents — structured across six weeks with measurable gates at every stage.
Every plan begins read-only. Trust is earned before autonomy is granted.
A 6-week read-only pilot. No workflow changes. Agent risk visibility in week one. Full policy enforcement by week six. SOC2-ready from day one.