Know who the agent represents.
One sign-on across every product, with work bound to a person, a role, an organization and a workspace.
SECURITY & PRIVACY
Control is part of the intelligence.
Adaptive agents must be useful without becoming unpredictable. Haiva is designed around identity, permission, isolation, traceability and human authority.
THE PATH OF A GOVERNED ACTION
Nothing runs before it is allowed to.
Every step an agent takes passes the same six gates — whether it answers a question or updates a system of record.
- 01RequestA person, system or event asks for work to be done.
- 02IdentityThe agent acts as a known identity, not an anonymous process.
- 03PermissionAccess to data, tools and systems is resolved before anything runs.
- 04PolicyRisk and reversibility decide what proceeds and what pauses.
- 05ActionThe agent completes the step inside the systems you already run.
- 06RecordThe decision, the call and the outcome are written down.
THE CONTROLS
Six things you set, before an agent does anything.
Limit what it can see and do.
Apply explicit access, tool and action permissions at the appropriate level.
Keep consequential choices human.
Require confirmation or escalation based on risk, reversibility and policy.
Respect deployment boundaries.
Support isolated and controlled deployment patterns for enterprise workloads.
See how work was completed.
Record agent activity, system interaction, exceptions and outcomes for review.
Use context without training on it.
Ground agents in authorized data without treating customer information as model-training material.
OUR POSITION
Request a security conversation ↗Security claims should be precise.
Haiva’s controls and deployment posture depend on the selected edition, infrastructure and implementation scope. We provide relevant architecture and assurance material during enterprise evaluation rather than making blanket claims that exceed the deployed environment.