Your teams want AI.Your regulators want guarantees.aim gives you both.
Everything the agent does
goes through aim.
The agent stays inside the boundary you define. Nothing personal leaves your network. Both are enforced at the OS level.
- this project
- payroll files
- customer records
- saved passwords
Inside your company, the agent reaches its own project and nothing else. Leaving your company, personal details are removed before the request reaches Anthropic, OpenAI or anywhere else on the internet, and the real values are put back on the way in.
Nothing identifiable
reaches the provider.
Three layers, one of them a state-of-the-art model tuned on your own data. Your developers see the real values. The provider never does.
Escalate the claim for Sarah Whitfield, DOB 14/03/1981, sarah.w@northbridge.co.uk becomes Escalate the claim for [NAME], DOB [DATE], [EMAIL].
Personal data
Names, contact details, dates of birth, account references and more, all filtered out.
Secrets are brokered
Keys never reach the agent. Temporary keys are generated and aim swaps them on the way out.
Tuned to you
The model learns the identifiers your business actually uses, all on prem.
- this project
- approved egress
- approved tools
- the rest of the machine
- other teams' work
- customer records
- credentials
Agents work in a box.
Security draws it.
Developers can narrow the boundary. Nobody can widen it.
Set once, applied everywhere
Ships to every machine. Not editable locally.
Reusable policies
Define custom profiles, per use-case.
Tools agnostic
Works with agents you know, out of the box.
Unlock your agents.
Navio customers are now able to use agents safely without compromises.
Our clients used to raise concerns during due diligence about their sensitive data being processed by Anthropic. That's no longer an issue, and they're glad to hear it.
I'm not worried about compliance any more. It used to be the thing that stopped every rollout before it started.
I stopped thinking about agents deleting something they had no business touching.
Works with the agents your teams already use.
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Evidence,
not paperwork.
Every request, decision and redaction is recorded, grouped by the regulation it answers to.
Mapped to regulation
Logs arrive grouped by the rule they evidence.
Into your SIEM
Automatic exports, on your schedule, in your systems.
Nothing leaves
Fully on-prem. No vendor cloud in the loop, including ours.
Navio is not a certification body and holds none of these on your behalf. aim produces the record your own auditors ask for.
Questions, answered.
No. aim runs entirely on your own infrastructure and never phones home. Your policies, your decisions, and your logs stay where they are.
Names, contact details, dates of birth, account and case references, and anything else your model is tuned to recognise. Credentials never reach the agent at all. Real values are restored on the way back.
Three layers instead of one: known formats matched by rule, a state-of-the-art model tuned on your own data for the names and internal references no rule can enumerate, and context scoring on the surrounding words.
No. The boundary is set centrally and is read-only on every machine. Developers can narrow it for their own work; nobody can widen it.
A record of every request, decision and redaction, exported automatically and grouped by the regulation it answers to.
Stop choosing between
velocity and compliance.
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