Aten Security
AI agent governance, compliance engineering, and what we're building at Thoth.
The 0.1.16 release line ships MODIFY and DEFER decision types, canonicalizes observe mode, and surfaces the full ML decision envelope including feature vectors and score components in all three SDK languages.
Enterprise teams do not need another AI security console. They need a control plane that governs actions at runtime, plugs into existing systems, and produces evidence that holds up during incidents and audits.
ALLOW/BLOCK is not enough for production AI agents. Here is why evidence-first security matters: capture every action, retain rejected events, enable step-up workflows, and build audit-ready trails without slowing engineering teams.
The hardest problem in AI security isn’t stopping agents from doing bad things before you’ve authorized them. It’s stopping them from doing bad things after you have. Introducing Thoth v0.1.1 — runtime governance for AI agent tool calls.
An AI agent deleted 1,206 executives from a live CRM database during an active code freeze. Okta was running. LangSmith was running. Nothing stopped the DROP TABLE. That’s the problem Thoth solves.
SOC 2 Type II certified, CISA-recognized, and pursuing ISO 42001 — why Aten Security treats compliance as something you prove, not something you say.
The moment everything changed wasn’t in a boardroom. It was November 2022, watching FTX collapse. Here’s why Nyah Check built Aten Security to close the trillion-dollar blind spot in enterprise communications.
Twice monthly notes on incidents, controls, and implementation lessons from real enterprise deployments.
