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Then we manage it for you. Gamut Assure manages central identity, encrypted service access and Gateway policy so each governed action needs current, bounded authority. We configure the controls, preserve your approval rules, test the agreed workflow and retain evidence.
Your authority, managed
We configure the agreed identity, tool, model and approval boundaries, then test and review their operation. Central policy, delegated authority, MFA and eligible approver rules remain the basis of each governed decision.
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Local enforcement extension
Local enforcement extends Gamut’s existing authority workflow to registered protected resources on a host. The host may be operated by Gamut, your organisation or another provider. Accounts, users, policy, delegated authority and approvals remain centrally managed.
Before local access or a change, the enforcement service must obtain current authority from Gamut. Missing, expired, revoked or unverifiable authority blocks execution; a cached policy alone cannot authorise an offline action.
Required MFA, independent approvers and delegated authority remain part of the central decision. A local deployment cannot relax those requirements.
Tie each governed action to its registered resource, permitted operation, exact request and current state. The resource boundary defines the authority available to the agent.
Signed receipts tie the local outcome to the decision and authority used. Protected results are released after Gamut acknowledges the evidence. An uncertain outcome is held for reconciliation rather than automatically repeating the action.
Keep governance central while enforcement sits on the host, close to its protected resources. We scope the resource boundary, connect the enforcement service and establish the required identity, policy and approval controls as part of managed onboarding.
Service scope
The governed resource model covers files, applications, tools, APIs, databases, services, model access, browser automation and code execution. Onboarding establishes the registered integration, enforcement boundary, credentials and permitted actions.
What we manage
Gamut combines senior governance judgement with an operating platform and runtime enforcement layer. We establish the control model, configure it, test it and keep it reviewable as the agent changes.
Record identity, accountable owners, intended purpose, lifecycle state and deployment context.
Classify capability risk and assess the controls required before the agent receives greater autonomy.
Map tools, actions, targets and credentials so authority can be constrained to the intended task.
Translate approved authority into rules Gateway evaluates before a consequential action proceeds.
Permit repeatable low-risk actions within explicit scope, conditions, time and usage boundaries.
Route defined consequential actions to eligible approvers through Gamut AUTHORISE.
Exercise policy, approval, payload-binding, expiry and replay controls before expanding authority.
Review decisions, exceptions, findings and material changes through a traceable governance record.
Controlled adoption
The service progresses through explicit gates. Production authority is expanded only when the evidence, controls and customer decision support it.
Understand the agent before governing its actions.
Evaluate proposed actions without enabling consequential execution.
Activate bounded runtime controls for the agreed workflow.
Keep the authority model current as the agent evolves.
You receive a documented view of the agent, its authority exposure, the control design and the conditions required for a managed pilot.
Clear responsibilities
Gamut operates the agent-specific governance and authority controls within an agreed service boundary. The customer retains ownership of its systems, business decisions and wider security environment.
Who it is for
Add an external authority layer without rebuilding the agent inside Gamut.
Create ownership, policy, approvals and runtime evidence before access expands.
Pair your agent delivery with a governed authority and assurance layer.
Begin with a managed service rather than staffing and operating the control plane alone.
Connect the operating design to reviewable decisions, tests, findings and authority records.
Apply purpose, maturity, tool and risk context instead of one universal permission model.
Frequently asked questions
No. Gateway can allow actions under defined delegated authority, hold specified consequential actions for an eligible human decision, or block actions that do not satisfy policy. The authority route is selected from the agent, action and risk context.
Yes. Connect existing agents through a governed integration, with a distinct network identity and centrally managed runtime authority. Your team keeps its chosen framework; protected actions use the Gateway-controlled route. The integration and service boundary are agreed during onboarding.
The agent requests a tool action through Gamut. Gateway checks its current runtime authority before an adapter invokes the approved target. OpenZiti protects identity-bound service connectivity; it does not replace Gamut’s decision about the invocation, arguments or delegated authority.
Credential architecture is agreed for each integration. The zero-trust pattern avoids giving an external agent unrestricted possession of high-impact tool credentials. Credentials are scoped, revocable and used only through the approved execution path wherever the target integration permits it.
Yes. The normal route begins with a baseline and advisory or shadow decisions. Synthetic data, non-production targets and reversible workflows can be used before any production authority is considered.
Authority can be bound to the exact request. A material payload, target or scope change produces a different decision context and cannot silently reuse an approval issued for another action.
No. Gamut adds agent-specific identity, purpose, authority, tool, approval and runtime decision context. It complements the customer's identity, monitoring, incident response and wider security controls.
Not by default. Monitoring, support hours, escalation and response commitments are defined in the service scope. Continuous operational coverage can be designed with an appropriate delivery partner where required.
We establish the agent governance baseline, configure Gateway policy and authority routes, test the agreed controls, review decisions and exceptions, and report material changes that need your attention. Your organisation retains ownership of its systems, data, production approval and business risk decisions.
We scope one agent and one consequential workflow. The initial engagement establishes the authority baseline, integration assumptions, control design, evidence gaps and the conditions required for a managed pilot.
Start with one agent
Tell us what the agent does, which tools it uses and what could happen if its authority is wrong. We will use the first conversation to determine whether a bounded control baseline is appropriate.
