The path, 2026 to 2030
One layer at a time, in the order it has to ship.
We are not selling a platform vision. Runtime control for agents comes first, the evidence engine follows because it needs those verdicts, and machine fleets come last because they need both.
The path, 2026 to 2030
Ambitious, but in order.
AgentGuard goes public, core in the open
Gateway, SDKs and the rule engine ship where engineers can read them. Trust in security software is earned by being inspectable.
CurioComply opens with a free scan
Anyone can see their exposure in two minutes. Teams that like the answer stay for the automation underneath it.
The compliance cutover
India's obligations become enforceable. We intend to be the boring, obvious choice by the time procurement starts calling.
AeroOS leaves the lab
Mission command for mixed fleets, standing on the checkpoint and evidence layers already in production.
Where this is going
When a board asks how they can trust machines acting without a human in the loop, we want the answer to be a product, not a policy memo.
What we believe
“Any action a machine takes on its own should have a name attached, a reason recorded, and someone who can answer for it.”
- 01Security is the whole product, never a module bolted on later.
- 02Build from India, measure against the best anywhere.
- 03Open the core; developers adopt what they can read.
- 04Treat regulation as demand, not as drag.
- 05Every layer must make the next one easier to sell.