VALIDATION AGENTS · THE SWARM
Agents that discover, plan, validate, and explain — governed by policy.
Six specialized agents coordinate recon, planning, exploitation, validation, evidence and reporting. Each is scope-bound, tool-allowlisted, and approval-gated.
SCOPE-BOUNDAPPROVAL-GATEDTOOL-ALLOWLISTEDFULL AUDIT
PRODUCT · LIVE AGENT VIEW
Watch the swarm work in real time.
Each agent shows what it did, what it found, and what it is waiting on. Approve, deny, or pause any action.
RESPONSIBILITIES
What each agent is allowed to do.
Every action is bound by tenant policy, role, scope, tool allowlists, and safety classifications.
01
Recon Agent
Discovers assets, technologies, services, controls, runtime context, and telemetry readiness.
- Scoped to authorized targets
- No credential harvesting
- Full activity log
02
Planner Agent
Transforms objectives, scenarios, and reconnaissance into governed execution plans with preconditions and stop conditions.
- Deterministic tool selection
- Preconditions verified
- Approval requirements set
03
Exploit Agent
Executes authorized adversarial steps within safety restrictions. Cannot expand scope or bypass authorization.
- Signed work requests
- Blast-radius limited
- Auto cleanup verified
04
Validation Agent
Assesses evidence, correlates detections, classifies outcomes, and scores confidence before confirming a finding.
- Confidence scored
- Detection correlated
- No finding without proof
05
Evidence Agent
Normalizes, links, and verifies integrity of every artifact — building the chain of evidence.
- SHA-256 hashed
- Chain-linked
- Tamper-evident
06
Reporting Agent
Turns validated outcomes into technical, operational, and executive outputs with remediation summaries.
- Technical + exec views
- Evidence-referenced
- JSON + PDF export
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It is not agents running wild. It is a governed swarm — every step scoped, every sensitive action approved. We finally trust automation in production.
AR
Aisha Rahman
Director, Security Operations · Global Bank
TRUSTED BY SECURITY TEAMS AT
Nexpro
atlas.fi
LinnINC
Expedier
BY THE NUMBERS
HIVE agents deployed at enterprise scale
Every HIVE agent operates within its purpose, tools, tenant context, scope, and stop conditions — the reason Fortune 500 security programs adopt them without exception paperwork.
AGENT INVOCATIONS / DAY
12M+
across all deployments
MEAN AGENT RUNTIME
38 sec
bounded by stop conditions
AUTONOMOUS-ACTION VIOLATIONS
0
no unbounded actions in 12 months
AGENT ROLES
6
separation of duties enforced
SECURITY OPERATORS ON HIVE AGENTS
Security operators on HIVE agents
"Separation of duties across recon, planner, exploit, validation, evidence, and reporting was the design detail that made HIVE agents safe to deploy in production."
CP
Cara Petrov
VP Detection & Response · Expedier Payments
"Agents that cannot expand their own scope, grant themselves permissions, or suppress evidence — that is what a governed autonomous platform actually looks like."
YB
Yusuf Boateng
Head of Security Engineering · Expedier
"Our SOC gets richer evidence per finding while our analysts spend more time on program work than on triage."
EV
Elena Vasquez
Director of Security Operations · Linn inc
ENTERPRISE-READY BY DEFAULT
HIVE agents run inside programs whose risk teams require bounded automation with explicit stop conditions.
Visit the Security & Trust Center →COMPLIANCE
Audit-ready programs
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · GDPR · CCPA · HIPAA-friendly · PCI-DSS-aligned
IDENTITY
Enterprise SSO & SCIM
OIDC · SAML · SCIM · IdP federation · MFA policy
DEPLOYMENT
Regional data residency
US · EU · UK · Private Runner in customer VPC · CMK options
SECURITY
Encryption everywhere
TLS 1.3 · AES-256 at rest · Managed secrets · CMK options
ENTERPRISE ROLLOUT
Agent boundaries and tool allowlists reviewed in week one; first agent-run validation by week two.
A dedicated Enterprise Deployment team runs a repeatable playbook — security review, tenant setup, integrations, scoped pilot, and executive readout.
WEEK 1
Role scoping
Recon, planner, exploit, validation, evidence, and reporting roles scoped per tenant.
WEEK 2
Tool allowlists
Per-agent tool allowlists reviewed with security engineering.
WEEK 3
Sandbox validation
Agents run in non-production sandbox to verify stop conditions and evidence emission.
WEEK 4
Production authorization
Time-boxed authorization granted for production agent execution.
ENTERPRISE FAQ
Questions we hear from Fortune 500 buyers
Can an autonomous agent expand its own scope or approve its own actions?+
No. Agents cannot grant themselves permissions, add tools, expand scope, disable controls, override policy, approve their own restricted activity, or modify evidence.
How is agent behavior monitored?+
Every agent action is streamed to Hayrok observability and can be forwarded to the customer SIEM. Anomalies trigger stop conditions.
Are agents built on public LLMs?+
Agent decision logic runs on Hayrok-controlled models and deterministic runtimes; where models are used, providers are disclosed in the subprocessor list.
Can we customize an agent for our environment?+
Enterprise plans include custom scenario and tool allowlist authoring with Hayrok engineering.
Autonomous where safe. Approved where sensitive.
Let Hayrok agents do the discovery, planning, execution, validation, and reporting — inside the boundary you approve.