The Secure Delivery Control Plane for Agentic AI

Autonomous agents need
security guardrails.

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.

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Runtime policy enforcement · Agent identity & access control · Immutable forensic ledger · SOC2 ready
app.artemy.ai — Delivery Confidence Control Plane
Dashboard
Confidence Feed
Risk Registry
Intent Graph
AGENT PODS
Operations
Product
Engineering
Management
Policy Engine
Audit Ledger
80/100
Confidence Score
4.2/d
Deploy Freq.
6.1%
Change Fail Rate
47m
MTTR
80
/ 100
DORA Health
88%
Intent Align.
74%
Dep. Risk
62%
Agent Rel.
95%
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Platform-Core API collision detected
Team Helios · Sprint S-41 · 4h ago
dependency
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Agent privilege escalation — BLOCKED
Coding Agent · Infra write-access · 12m ago
security
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PRD-112 intent drift — 3 stories diverged
Product · Payments Flow · 1d ago
intent drift

AI agents are writing your
production code. Who's
governing what they do?

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.

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Uncontrolled Agentic Risk
Autonomous AI agents generate code, modify infrastructure, and make decisions — at machine speed, without a governing layer. No identity. No policy. No accountability.
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Intent Loss Across Systems
Business intent originates in PRDs and roadmaps — but degrades as it flows into backlogs, code, and automation. No platform tracks the drift.
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Global Delivery Friction
Distributed teams spend ~30% of their time reconstructing context rather than advancing work. Handoffs fail. Knowledge is lost between time zones.
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Governance vs Speed False Tradeoff
Teams bypass controls under delivery pressure. Leaders choose between velocity and security — when the Secure Delivery Control Plane eliminates that tradeoff.
Where existing platforms stop
PlatformCore StrengthSecurity Gap
Jira / ADOTask trackingNo agent governance
GitHub CopilotCode generationNo security enforcement
ServiceNowProcess controlNo runtime blocking
LLM AgentsAutomationNo identity, no policy
LinearBDORA metricsNo prescriptive action
Artemy SDCPSecure control plane✓ Full guardrails
THE CTO QUESTION THAT KEEPS YOU AWAKE
"Given everything our agents are doing — how confident are we that we'll deliver what we intended, securely?"
90% of CTOs surveyed reported no single source of truth for delivery and risk. 53% of post-mortems linked failures to ungoverned AI.

Observe. Enforce. Learn.
Continuously.

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.

Observe
Artemy ingests signals from Jira, GitHub, ADO, ServiceNow, Slack, and meeting transcripts — read-only, no disruption.
Interpret & Predict
The Intent Graph maps execution to original strategy. Confidence scoring and dependency forecasting surfaces risk before it materializes.
Enforce
The Policy Engine evaluates every agent and human action before it executes — blocking unsafe changes, escalating high-risk decisions, enforcing compliance in real time.
Learn & Attribute
Every action — blocked or approved — is written to the immutable Security Ledger. Models improve. Agent trust levels adjust. Compliance reports generate automatically.

Five layers. One secure
delivery operating system.

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.

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Layer 1
Integration & Signal Fabric
A unified, normalized event stream from your fragmented enterprise landscape. Read-only. No disruption.
  • Jira, ADO, Linear, ServiceNow
  • GitHub, GitLab, CI/CD pipelines
  • PagerDuty, Slack, Teams, email
  • Meeting transcripts via Astra
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Layer 2
Intent Graph & Knowledge Model
Artemy's proprietary memory system — connecting business objectives to code and outcomes in a single semantic model.
  • OKR → PRD → ticket → code lineage
  • Versioned intent history
  • Dependency mapping
  • Evidence provenance
Layer 3
Agent Runtime & Orchestration
Host and coordinate Artemy's multi-agent ecosystem safely. LLM-agnostic, model-agnostic, auditable by default.
  • 38+ specialized Astra agents
  • Multi-LLM routing
  • Governed tool access
  • Deterministic execution
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Layer 4 · Core
Secure Delivery Control Plane
The runtime security and governance heart of Artemy — enforcing policy before every agent action, blocking unsafe changes, and maintaining a forensic ledger of every decision.
  • Runtime policy engine — Advisory, Approval, Blocking modes
  • Agent identity & least-privilege access control
  • Immutable Security Evidence Ledger
  • Delivery Confidence Score (security as a first-class dimension)
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Layer 5
Experience & Interaction Layer
Role-appropriate intelligence delivered where your teams already work — not another tool to adopt.
  • CTO portfolio confidence cockpit
  • Jira & GitHub embedded insights
  • Slack / Teams integration
  • Astra voice meeting assistant
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Enterprise Ready
Security & Deployment
Enterprise-grade controls from day one. Deploy in your preferred model with full data residency control.
  • SSO / SAML, RBAC, tenant isolation
  • SOC2 / SOX audit artifacts
  • SaaS, private cloud, on-prem, hybrid
  • PII redaction, minimal data retention

Agents are governed actors,
not trusted tools.

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.

53%
of enterprise post-mortems
linked failures to ungoverned AI
90%
of CTOs surveyed
have no unified delivery & risk source of truth
0
existing SDLC platforms
enforce runtime agent security across all tools
☠️
Prompt Injection & Hallucination
Malicious inputs or model errors cause agents to generate vulnerable code, exfiltrate data, or make unauthorized changes — propagating into production at machine speed.
Artemy SDCP: Behavioral anomaly detection flags deviations from expected patterns. Every agent output is validated against spec and policy before execution.
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Privilege Escalation & Lateral Movement
AI agents with overly broad permissions can modify infrastructure, access sensitive systems, or trigger cascading failures across the SDLC without a governing layer to stop them.
Artemy SDCP: Least-privilege, dynamically scoped permissions per action. The Policy Engine blocks unauthorized access before it executes — not after.
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Shadow Changes & Architectural Drift
Agents autonomously refactor code, alter configurations, or introduce new dependencies — creating undocumented system changes that bypass review, compliance gates, and architectural governance.
Artemy SDCP: The Intent Graph detects drift from original specification. Every agent-driven change is traceable, attributable, and written to the immutable Security Ledger.
Cascading Failures at Machine Speed
Unbounded agent automation can trigger blast-radius failures across dependent services before any human has the opportunity to intervene or review the chain of events.
Artemy SDCP: Blast radius constraints limit agent action scope. Confidence thresholds auto-escalate high-risk decisions to human approval before execution proceeds.
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Compliance Exposure & Audit Gaps
Agent-driven actions leave no auditable trail in existing tools — exposing organizations to SOC2, SOX, and regulatory gaps when security incidents require forensic investigation.
Artemy SDCP: An append-only Security Evidence Ledger records every action with verified identity attribution. SOC2/SOX audit artifacts generate automatically.
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Supply Chain & Dependency Vulnerabilities
AI coding agents introduce new dependencies and packages without security vetting — silently expanding your attack surface with each autonomous code generation cycle.
Artemy SDCP: Dependency intelligence tracks vulnerability propagation likelihood. Supply chain risk is a scored dimension in Delivery Confidence — not a blind spot.

Three modes.
One enforcement layer.

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.

Advisory
Surfaces risks and policy violations
Recommendations only. No blocking. All decisions remain with humans. Ideal for establishing a baseline understanding of agentic risk exposure.
Approval
Routes high-risk actions to defined approvers
Human sign-off required before high-risk agent actions proceed. Scope, blast radius, and confidence thresholds determine what escalates.
Blocking
Autonomously blocks unsafe or non-compliant actions
Real-time enforcement. Unsafe agent actions never execute. Every block is logged with full attribution to the Security Evidence Ledger.
🔒 Security Evidence Ledger — Live Feed
12:04
Coding Agent attempted write access to infra/prod-config.tf — outside scope boundary
BLOCKED
12:01
Deploy Agent — staging deployment · confidence 91 · blast radius LOW · policy compliant
APPROVED
11:58
QA Agent created 14 test cases · linked to PRD-117 spec · intent alignment verified
LOGGED
11:47
Coding Agent — 3rd-party dependency lodash@4.17.11 — known CVE detected, escalated
ESCALATED
11:39
Integration Agent synced 47 Jira events · 0 policy violations · full attribution stamped
LOGGED
Immutable. Append-only. The Security Ledger enables full system replay, forensic root-cause investigation, and automatic SOC2/SOX/ISO 27001 compliance artifact generation.
⚔️
Artemy cannot be acquired as a feature. It must be a new layer.
Existing platforms lack cross-system authority, unified data models, and runtime enforcement. Security and governance require authority across systems, not within them — which is exactly what the Secure Delivery Control Plane provides.
Portfolio Delivery Confidence
80
/100
GREEN — Confident
Delivery on track
1 high-risk item requires attention.
2 teams under elevated pressure.
DORA Health
88%
Intent Alignment
74%
Security Risk ★
91%
Dependency Risk
62%
Agent Reliability
95%
Governance Compliance
81%
4.2/d
Deploy Freq.
47m
MTTR
6.1%
Fail Rate

Security is a first-class
dimension — not an add-on.

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.

01
Security Risk as a Driving Dimension
Policy violations, anomalous agent access, privilege escalation attempts, prompt injection signals, and dependency vulnerabilities all feed directly into the Confidence Score — not a separate dashboard.
02
Governs Real Decisions
Whether a deployment proceeds. Whether an agent acts autonomously or escalates. What the top three corrective actions are — right now. The score drives action, not reporting.
03
Explainable & Continuously Learning
Every score is decomposable to its contributing factors. The system recalibrates as it learns what interventions actually improve delivery outcomes in your specific organization.
★ NON-NEGOTIABLE DESIGN PRINCIPLE
Security Risk must directly influence Delivery Confidence — not operate as a separate signal. Security is a first-class dimension, not an add-on.

Autonomy is earned.
Not assumed.

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.

Level 1 — Observability
01
Read-Only Signals
Agents collect signals across delivery and security posture. All outputs reviewed by humans. Zero write access.
Risk detection · Security signal ingestion · Trend analysis
Level 2 — Intelligence
02
Detect & Recommend
Agents detect delivery risks and security anomalies, surface recommendations. Advisory outputs only — humans retain all decisions.
Anomaly detection · Spec drift alerts · Policy advisory
Level 3 — Prediction
03
Forecast Risk
Agents forecast delivery outcomes and vulnerability exposure. Predictions inform human decisions. No autonomous action.
Sprint simulation · Blast radius estimates · Supply chain risk
Level 4 — Governed Autonomy
04
Act Under Policy
Agents perform controlled actions within strict confidence thresholds, security risk levels, and blast radius constraints. High-risk actions require human approval.
Auto-remediation · Gated deployments · Policy-bounded changes
Agent autonomy level is dynamically adjusted by the Agent Confidence Engine based on observed behavior, policy compliance, and security risk — continuously.
0
Ungoverned agent actions
Every action identity-attributed & policy-evaluated
↓30%
Coordination overhead
Measured in pilot customers
100%
Agent action auditability
Immutable Security Evidence Ledger
90d
Pilot to production
Read-only start, no workflow changes

What a 6-week pilot
delivers for your org

From read-only signal ingestion to live security guardrails for your AI agents — structured across six weeks with measurable gates at every stage.

Week 1–2 — Visibility
"For the first time, we had a single version of delivery reality — not five different PowerPoints from five different managers."
Jira + GitHub connected, first Confidence Score live
Astra Daily Brief in Slack — zero manual effort
Top 5 delivery risks surfaced with evidence
🛡Agent risk surface mapped — see every AI action in flight
↓ 15–25% meeting overhead
Day 7 value
Week 3–4 — Prediction
"We stopped reacting to problems and started preventing them. Sprint planning went from gut feel to something we could actually defend."
Over-commitments caught before sprints start
Cross-team blockers visible weeks in advance
🛡Security anomalies in agent behavior surfaced in Advisory mode
🛡First Security Evidence Ledger entries — full agent attribution
↓ 30%+ coordination friction
Fewer sprint misses
Week 5–6 — Control
"Artemy became how we understand delivery — the confidence score is in every executive meeting, and we can finally attribute outcomes to decisions."
DORA metrics operationalized & trending upward
Executive ROI report with full delivery attribution
🛡Policy Engine live — high-risk agent actions escalated
🛡SOC2-ready audit artifact generated from pilot period
Measurable improvement
Guardrails live
🛡 Security Guardrails — Demonstrated During Pilot
What we show you within 6 weeks.
Not theoretical. Live against your real agents and workflows.
See It Live →
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Agent Identity Mapping
Every AI agent operating in your SDLC is enumerated, identity-stamped, and mapped to the systems it touches — creating a complete agentic attack surface inventory for the first time.
Delivered by: Week 1
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Anomalous Behavior Detection
The Agent Confidence Engine flags deviations from expected patterns — unusual access scope, unexpected file modifications, prompt anomalies — surfaced as advisory alerts before any blocking occurs.
Delivered by: Week 3
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Security Evidence Ledger
An immutable, append-only record of every agent action — with verified identity attribution, policy evaluation outcome, and full replay capability. Your first forensic-grade AI audit trail.
Delivered by: Week 2
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Policy Engine — Advisory Mode
The Policy Engine evaluates every agent action against your defined rules — surfacing policy violations as advisory alerts. No blocking yet, but every risk is visible, explained, and logged.
Delivered by: Week 3
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Supply Chain Risk Scan
AI coding agents introducing new dependencies are flagged against known CVEs and vulnerability databases. Dependency risk is scored and surfaced as a dimension in your Delivery Confidence Score.
Delivered by: Week 4
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Policy Engine — Approval Mode
High-risk agent actions are routed to defined human approvers before execution proceeds. Blast radius, confidence threshold, and policy scope determine what escalates — and who approves it.
Delivered by: Week 6 — Live guardrail
75%+
of surfaced security risks validated as real by your engineering managers
100%
of agent actions during the pilot period attributable & forensically replayable
4+
days per week the CTO relies on the Astra Brief as their primary delivery signal
1
specific delivery or security decision the CTO can attribute to Artemy by week 6

Start with visibility.
Scale with confidence.

Every plan begins read-only. Trust is earned before autonomy is granted.

Monthly
Annual Save 20%
Starter
Visibility
For teams beginning their delivery intelligence journey.
$999
per month · 50–100 person teams
  • Jira + GitHub integration
  • Delivery Confidence Score
  • Product & Engineering Pod agents
  • Weekly executive brief
  • Sprint predictions
  • Slack integration
  • Audit ledger
  • Operations Pod agents
Start Pilot
Enterprise
Secure Control Plane
For large organizations running Artemy as their secure delivery operating system — with full forensic governance.
Custom
Unlimited teams · Custom SLA
  • Everything in Intelligence
  • Policy Engine — Blocking Mode
  • Security Evidence & Forensics Ledger
  • Dynamic agent identity & access control
  • SOC2 / SOX compliance packs
  • Blast radius control & governed autonomy
  • On-prem / private cloud / VPC
  • Dedicated success team + SLA-backed uptime
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Deploy the security guardrail
your AI agents need —
in under 48 hours.

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.

No credit card required · SOC2-ready · Agent identity & access control from day one · Setup in < 48 hours