Agents are reaching into your OT and your IP. Prove they can't cross the line.
Verigrey tests manufacturing agents against your operational, safety, and data-protection policies — blocking unsafe actions and IP leakage before they happen, without source access to your systems.
This isn't a generic agent-risk problem.
Agents now bridge business systems and operational technology, touching the proprietary designs, formulas, and process IP that are a manufacturer's crown jewels — with real physical and supply-chain consequences.
The agents this buyer is actually deploying.
Supply-chain / procurement agent
Manages vendor communication and procurement.
Production / quality copilot
Assists production and quality-control decisions.
Engineering / design assistant
Assists engineering and design workflows.
Maintenance / ops agent
Recommends and executes maintenance actions.
What keeps you up at night.
IP / proprietary-data leakage
Trade secretDesign, formula, or process IP surfaces outside its authorized boundary.
Unsafe operational actions
IEC 62443Agent recommends or executes an action outside a safety boundary.
Over-broad OT/control-system access
NIST CSF 2.0Copilot reaches further into control systems than the task requires.
Supply-chain over-sharing
CISA critical-infraProcurement agent shares more contract or pricing data than a vendor agent needs.
Across the full lifecycle — Define to Prove.
DeepScan tests IT/OT boundary behavior without source access to control systems, PolicyForge encodes the operational limits your safety team owns, and FixLoop keeps control-system access at least-privilege.
PolicyForge
Encodes operational-limit, approval-gate, and IP data-boundary rules as checkable tests.
DeepScan (adaptive testing)
Catches exfiltration paths a black-box scanner misses, without needing source access to control systems.
FixLoop
Enforces least-privilege access to OT and control systems, re-testing on every change.
Tested against controls derived from your regime.
Regulation names are proof, not decoration — Verigrey doesn't claim to make you compliant. It tests against controls derived from these regimes and hands you the evidence.
| Regulation | Control area | Verigrey policy | Lifecycle stage | Evidence output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NIST CSF 2.0 / 800-53 | Access control | Least-privilege control-system policy | Test / Protect | Access-scope enforcement log |
| IEC 62443 | Industrial control security | Operational-limit policy | Define / Test | Operational-boundary test report |
| CISA critical-infra guidance | Critical-infra cybersecurity | IT/OT boundary policy | Test | Boundary-crossing trace record |
| GDPR / CCPA / PDPA | Personal data protection | Data-boundary isolation policy | Test | PII-leak trace record |
See it catch a real violation.
Book a demo and watch Verigrey run against a scenario like the ones on this page.
What we hear before the demo.
PolicyForge and DeepScan test operational-boundary policies pre-deployment, not after an incident.
Adaptive testing catches exfiltration paths a black-box review misses — without integration into control-system source.
Agents create new bridges across that separation — Verigrey tests the agent’s actual trajectory across the boundary.
Part of the full assurance loop.
OT and IP risk has to be caught at the boundary \u2014 Define sets the data and operational limits, Test drives the agent against them, and Protect monitors the same rules on live traffic.
PolicyForge
Plain-English rules → formal, checkable tests
DeepScan
Adaptive testing — 9× more violations found
FixLoop
Root-cause + fix, re-test on every agent change
RuntimeGuard
Same policies monitored on live traffic, streamed to your SOC
ProofLedger
Regulator-ready, OWASP/MITRE-mapped audit evidence
Let agents into your plant without letting risk out.
Book a demo and see Verigrey block an IP-exfiltration attempt at the IT/OT boundary.