SECURITY & GOVERNANCE
Enterprise AI requires enterprise control.
AI agents that act inside real business systems need more than good intentions: they need identity, permissions, approvals, isolation and an audit trail. That is what the KALOPS control plane provides.
Identity & access
Staff sign in with per-user accounts and role-based access; sessions are validated server-side on every request.
Role-based control (RBAC)
Permissions follow the organizational structure — what a person or agent can see and do is derived from their role.
Agent permissions
Every agent operates under a scoped identity with defined tools, budgets and rate limits — never blanket access.
Human approval
Write actions can be gated behind an approval queue with full context and expiry — a person decides before anything is sent or changed.
Audit logs
Agent actions, approvals and escalations are logged so every outcome can be traced back to who or what triggered it.
Data isolation
Multi-tenant architecture with per-tenant scoping on every query, plus row-level security policies at the database layer for defense in depth.
Secure integrations
Integration credentials and API keys are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM) and used server-side only — never exposed to the browser.
Model governance
AI traffic routes through governed providers with per-task model selection and automatic fallback; prompts and outputs follow organization guardrails.
Escalation
When an agent is uncertain or a guardrail triggers, work stops and escalates to the right human with full context.
Private deployment
The architecture supports dedicated environments for organizations that require isolation beyond the shared platform.
Security FAQ
- Can agents act without a human in the loop?
- Only where your organization allows it. Autonomy is granted per action class and per agent, in stages — observe, shadow, approval, autonomous — and can always be revoked.
- Where does our data live?
- In a multi-tenant PostgreSQL environment with per-tenant scoping on every query. Integration credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.
- Is KALOPS certified (SOC 2 / ISO 27001)?
- We do not display certifications we do not currently hold. The platform is designed around enterprise control principles — identity, least-privilege permissions, approvals and audit — and we are happy to walk your security team through the architecture.
Don't start with AI.
Start with the process costing you time.
We'll identify one or two high-value processes, connect KALOPS to the systems involved and measure the result over 30 days.