Infrastructure authority for autonomous AI
Vantio helps organizations define, enforce, revoke, and verify what autonomous AI agents are allowed to do on customer-controlled Linux infrastructure.
The organization sets the authority. Vantio applies the boundary and preserves evidence of what happened.
Autonomous agents can use tools, access services, create processes, communicate externally, and act across infrastructure. Prompts and approvals remain useful, but they are not an enforcement boundary by themselves.
A compromised, misdirected, or overly capable agent may leave its expected path, combine individually permitted actions into an unauthorized outcome, or use access that was broader than the task required.
Vantio gives the organization a separate authority boundary for supported autonomous workloads.
Vantio is designed to constrain what customer-operated autonomous workloads can do to others and what external, compromised, or unmanaged workloads can do inside a protected environment.
Outbound
Apply customer-defined authority to supported destinations, tools, subprocesses, and host actions. A compromised or misdirected workload should not receive broader authority merely because it can move faster, create children, or coordinate with other agents.
Inbound
A stolen credential, familiar process name, or network location should not automatically establish that a workload is still the one the organization approved. Vantio’s target architecture binds authority to validated workload and policy context within supported infrastructure.
Vantio Phantom Engine
Observe supported agent activity, enforce policy on supported application paths, and maintain host-level authority across validated paths on enrolled Linux infrastructure.
Vantio Optics · Free
Start with visibility. Optics shows where supported agent traffic connects and provides process, destination, timing, size, and trace context without storing prompts or completions.
Vantio Enterprise · Talk to sales
Add ownership, delegated authority, approvals, dual control, exception management, and durable governance evidence across Phantom Engine deployments.
Observe, Enforce, and Control operate together inside Phantom Engine. Customers do not purchase or assemble them as separate products.
Vantio distinguishes product health, enforcement results, evidence freshness, and independent verification. Missing, stale, unavailable, or unsupported evidence must remain visible rather than being rounded up into a passing result.
Customers retain control of their infrastructure, authority policy, evidence, revocation, rollback, and removal. Vantio’s objective is to earn operational trust by providing a dependable authority and evidence layer, not by making the product difficult to leave.
Define the files, tools, services, subprocesses, and destinations the workload needs. Then test what should be allowed, what should be denied, how authority is revoked, and how the evidence is verified.