Go autonomous in the mostregulated industries on earth.
Vantio for Enterprise enforces policy at the Linux kernel level for the AI workloads you enroll — running inside your own cloud on Linux nodes or Kubernetes. Every decision goes into a cryptographic audit ledger, and your data never leaves your walls. Banks, hospitals, and governments need agents that can't break policy. This is how you build them.
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Added delay for your agents
eBPF
In-kernel enforcement layer
7 years
Tamper-proof audit retention
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Bytes of your data we store
Why Enterprise Is Different
What makes Enterprise different.
Kernel-level enforcement for AI agents is genuinely hard to build. Here's what each capability actually does for you.
Enforcement in the Linux kernel
Most AI safety tools just read what your agent says and hope to catch problems in time. Vantio enforces your rules in the Linux kernel (eBPF) for the workloads you enroll — so even if user-space controls are bypassed, an enrolled agent's off-policy network calls are dropped before they leave the node.
Enforces the workloads you enroll
Off-policy egress dropped in-kernel
Survives user-space bypass attemptsProof regulators actually accept
Every decision Vantio makes is committed to a WORM-compliant audit ledger and sealed with an HMAC-SHA256 receipt — independently verifiable by anyone holding your tenant key, without having to trust us. Hand it straight to an auditor, a regulator, or your board.
Every event HMAC-signed + time-stamped
WORM ledger on GCP Spanner
Verifiable with your tenant keyFollows every process an enrolled agent spawns
When an enrolled agent kicks off other programs or background tasks, those usually slip right past monitoring tools. Vantio inherits enrollment to every child process, so the subprocesses an enrolled agent spawns stay under the same policy — no re-instrumentation required.
Child processes inherit enrollment
Subprocess egress stays in policy
No re-instrumentation neededRuns entirely inside your environment
Enterprise deployments live inside your own cloud, and your records stay in your own database. Vantio never sees or stores a single byte of your data — real sovereignty for teams that can't send data anywhere.
Deploys inside your own cloud
Your data never leaves your walls
Zero access for VantioFind every AI agent on your network — including the ones nobody told you about
Most enterprises have AI agents running that IT doesn't know about — developers testing tools, automated workflows someone set up last quarter, third-party integrations nobody reviewed. Vantio's eBPF daemon monitors all processes on enrolled nodes at the kernel level. Any process making outbound calls to an LLM endpoint without a valid trace ID is flagged automatically. You get a map of your entire AI attack surface, not just the agents your team officially deployed.
Monitors all processes — not just SDK-instrumented ones
Flags LLM calls without a valid VANTIO_TRACE_ID
Maps your full AI attack surface, including Shadow AIEngagement
How Enterprise engagements work.
Every deployment follows the same three steps — nothing goes live until your team has reviewed and approved it.
Architecture Review
Your platform engineers and ours review the deployment together — network topology, enrolled workloads, enforcement scope, and audit record destination. Nothing is installed until every question is answered.
Pilot Deployment
We deploy to a single node in audit mode so you see exactly what Vantio catches before enforcing anything. You get a full picture of your AI traffic and any policy gaps — zero risk, complete visibility.
Full Rollout
Per-agent enrollment, enforcement mode, and the WORM audit ledger go live across your fleet. Your team stays in control of the rollout pace and can pause or roll back at any point.
Deployment
Runs in your cloud.
Owned by your team.
Vantio Enterprise deploys as a de-privileged DaemonSet on your Linux nodes or Kubernetes cluster and enforces the workloads you enroll. Your audit records stay in your own database — Vantio never has access to your data. And your security team reviews everything before a single agent goes live.
$ helm install vantio \
vantio/phantom-engine \
--set nodeIface=ens5 \
--set enforce=true \
--set enroll.selector=vantio.ai/enforce=true \
--set sovereignMode=cloud \
--set spannerDatabase=projects/...
✓ De-privileged DaemonSet deployed to 12 nodes
✓ vantio_trace_map pinned at /sys/fs/bpf/
✓ SSL_write + gnutls_record_send uprobes attached
✓ TC enforcement scoped to enrolled cgroups (IPv4 + IPv6)
Compliance
Designed for regulated industries.
Vantio maps directly to the controls behind the most demanding regulatory frameworks — enforced in infrastructure, not just policy documents.
SEC Rule 17a-4
7-year WORM retention with TrueTime timestamps
MiFID II Article 25
Globally consistent audit timeline
SOC 2 CC6.1 / CC6.2
Dual-authorization controls + immutable audit logs
HIPAA §164.312
Kernel-level egress enforcement for enrolled workloads handling ePHI
GDPR Article 30
Records of processing activities by design
NIST CSF PR.AC-4
Least-privilege enforcement at the kernel layer
Every Enterprise deployment starts with a technical architecture review.
Includes a custom SLA, dedicated engineering support, and hands-on onboarding. Pricing from $50,000/year.
Your platform and security teams review and approve everything before anything goes live — nothing is installed without your sign-off.
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