Verigrey
Internal workflow agents

Your first wave of agents is touching production. Prove they're safe before they do.

Verigrey tests internal workflow agents against your policies — catching unsafe tool calls, over-broad data access, and destructive actions before go-live, and re-testing on every change.

Agent trajectory · live inspection
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read
2
query DB
3
call API
4
write
BLOCKED · least-privilege exceededre-test passed

Full execution trajectory — tool selections and actual arguments, not just inputs and outputs.

The problem

This is already happening.

IT helpdesk, code, and finance-ops agents are already running against real internal systems — with almost no one checking what they'll do until they do it.

$4.7M
Average cost of a data breach involving an AI or automation failure.
~48%
Of enterprises now run internal process-automation agents — the fastest-growing category.
Every change
A model swap, prompt tweak, or new tool can silently break a previously-safe agent.
Specific risks

What's actually going wrong.

Destructive actions without a gate

Agent issues an irreversible operation — like a prod-database deletion — with no approval step in the loop.

Over-broad data access

Agent widens beyond least-privilege and pulls data it was never scoped to touch.

Unsafe tool chaining

Agent chains multiple tools together in a sequence that exceeds its individual authorization.

Silent regression on change

Yesterday's safe agent fails after a model swap or prompt update — and nobody re-checked it.

How Verigrey solves it

Test. Fix. Protect. Prove.

DeepScan watches the full execution trajectory, FixLoop turns findings into fixes and re-tests on every change, and PolicyForge keeps your rules current as the agent changes.

DeepScan

Watches the full execution trajectory — tool selections and actual arguments, not just inputs and outputs. This is adaptive testing: black-box scanners can't see it.

FixLoop

Returns a root cause and a concrete fix per finding, and re-tests on every model, prompt, tool, or policy change before it ships.

PolicyForge

Turns your internal rules — "no destructive op without approval" — into checkable tests. No engineer hand-writing assertions.

9× more violations found vs. black-box testing
OWASP Agentic Top 10MITRE ATLASNIST AI RMF
agent.call(delete_records)BLOCKED: destructive action, no approval gatefix suggestedre-test PASS

See it catch a real violation.

Book a demo and watch Verigrey run against a scenario like the ones on this page.

Objections

What we hear before the demo.

We already do manual red-teaming.

Manual reviews take weeks per cycle, restart on every change, and miss tool-mediated paths entirely. Verigrey runs continuously, on every change, automatically.

Do you need our source code?

No source code access needed. Verigrey watches trajectories and tool calls, not your codebase.

Where this fits

Part of the full assurance loop.

Internal agents live inside your systems, so this is where a change ships fastest and breaks quietest — DeepScan and FixLoop keep pace with every change.

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Define

PolicyForge

Plain-English rules → formal, checkable tests

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Test

DeepScan

Adaptive testing — 9× more violations found

3
Re-test

FixLoop

Root-cause + fix, re-test on every agent change

4
Protect

RuntimeGuard

Same policies monitored on live traffic, streamed to your SOC

5
Prove

ProofLedger

Regulator-ready, OWASP/MITRE-mapped audit evidence

Prove your internal agents before they touch production.

Book a demo and see Verigrey catch a destructive action before it runs.

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