Gateway Agents
Heavisideai · Operations & Productivity
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 5 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Your organization is running more AI agents than it can name. For how many could you prove — after the fact, to an auditor — exactly what each one was allowed to do?
Gateway Agents is the enforcement layer for machine-driven AI. Every agent run operates under an explicit mandate — scope, step budget, deadline — and the architecture makes it impossible for a lapsed run to exit clean. Not flagged. Not alerted. Impossible. What's true here is true by architecture, not by anyone's promise:
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Enforcement, not detection. Runtime-inspection tools watch agent behavior and guess when something looks wrong. Gateway doesn't guess. It enforces a cryptographic step budget and idle window up front — the agent is structurally isolated from the deadline authority and cannot extend its own run.
Proof, not dashboards. Every run ends with a signed, non-repudiable Certificate of Incineration™ — recorded live, verifiable offline, impossible to edit after the fact. Dashboards tell you what probably happened. Gateway hands your auditor evidence of what was permitted, what ran, and how it ended.
No one can reach in — including us. Gateway Agents deploys entirely inside your Azure tenant: your Key Vaults, your managed identities, your network. Heaviside AI holds no keys, no run content, no certificates. Your data never leaves your perimeter.
Your consumption stays yours. Because the architecture is tenant-resident, the underlying Azure services run in your subscription and count toward your Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment.
Complementary by design. Your identity platform governs which credentials an agent can hold. Gateway governs the agent's lifespan and mandate. The login is theirs; the leash is ours.
Bounty Hunter — the first plan in the Gateway Agents line — is retrospective enforcement: it guarantees that any run that outlived its mandate is caught, closed, and evidenced. It is the machine-driven counterpart to Gateway Sessions, which governs human-driven AI, on the same certified architecture.
The regulatory record driving the requirement, archived in full: https://niashield.com/ai-regulation.html
Transactable via Azure Marketplace Private Offer. Contact: Cliff Love, VP of Sales, Heaviside AI, LLC — cliff@heavisideai.com
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