Security history

When something gets blocked, know exactly what happened.

Security teams need more than a notification that an AI agent did something suspicious. They need the details to investigate the event and improve their controls.

Ring Zero Security records the agent, attempted action, affected resource, policy, and enforcement result.

Built for investigation and accountability

  • See what an agent attempted and which policy applied.
  • Trace denied actions to the relevant process and resource.
  • Send security events to your existing SIEM.
  • Protect security records and prevent unauthorized changes to controls.

Don't just know that a policy triggered. Know why it triggered, what it protected, and what to do next.

EXAMPLE EVENT

agent
Claude Code
action
Read a file
resource
/home/alice/payments-api/.env
rule
Protected data
decision
Refused before the read

Agent discovery

You can't secure the agents you don't know about.

AI tools are spreading across developer laptops, employee workstations, and enterprise environments. Some are installed intentionally. Others arrive through editor extensions, package managers, or individual experimentation.

Ring Zero Security helps discover agents and relevant processes across users on a machine, so your team can identify what is running and apply protection.

Find the AI footprint first. Then bring it under control.

  • Hermes AgentAutonomous agent

    ~/.local/bin/hermes

    PROTECTED
  • OpenClawAutonomous agent

    ~/.local/bin/openclaw

    PROTECTED
  • Codex CLICoding agent

    ~/.npm-global/bin/codex

    PROTECTED
  • OllamaLocal model runtime

    /usr/local/bin/ollama

    PROTECTED

Sample data.

Policy and administration

Set the rules. Keep the authority.

Administrators define each agent's permitted access, programs, network destinations, and MCP tools. Agents receive read-only access to their applicable rules, not permission to rewrite them.

  • Set policies for individual agents.
  • Restrict network access to approved hosts.
  • Manage tool permissions centrally.
  • Require administrator authentication for policy changes.
  • Enable tamper protection to help prevent agents from disabling the security service.
  • Record administrative changes in the audit trail.
EXAMPLE POLICY
$ sudo rz profile set --json \
  '{"name":"opencode","allow_hosts":["github.com"],"network_mode":"enforce"}'
[sudo] password for alice: ••••••••••
  Profile saved and applied.

Your agents can operate within their permissions. Changing those permissions remains an administrative decision.

Before your AI agents get more access, decide what they should be allowed to do.

Protect sensitive data. Control execution. Govern tools. Keep the evidence.

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