The Enforcement Pipeline
Six Steps.
One Platform.
Every request protected, from app to AI agent to forensic audit. Nothing to assemble, nothing sold separately.
01 App & AI Gateway
One gateway for every App, API, and AI Agent.
All traffic enters through a single governed gateway. Teams route requests to services and models from one place.
โ One gateway for application, API, and AI traffic
โ Multi-model routing sends each request to the right model
โ Works with the gateway tools you already own, no rip and replace
02 Mesh
Every Seam is Covered.
Nothing moves between your services in the clear. Every connection is encrypted and certified, and every proxy reports what it sees. No extra agents, no exceptions.
โ mTLS on every connection, no exceptions
โ FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography built in (CMVP #5191)
โ Every hop reports to your SIEM, no extra agents
03 Identity
Every actor known. Every action attributed.
Users log in with the credentials your agency already issues. Services carry their own identity. When a service acts for a user, that chain is explicit and controlled.
โ Human and non-human identities with real sessions
โ Every service and AI agent holds its own identity
โ Act-as impersonation restricted by allow-lists
04 WAF
No mesh ships a workload firewall.
Attacks stop where the workloads run, not just at the perimeter. The firewall blocks or strips malicious requests before they land.
โ The OWASP Core Rule Set, built in and on by default
โ Blocks and strips happen in real time, not after review
โ Live alerts feed the audit record
05 AI Guardrails
AI agents held to mission standards.
AI agents answer to the same rules as every other workload, plus protections built for how they fail. Guardrails inspect prompts and responses inline, before damage is done.
โ Full OWASP AI LLM Top 10 coverage
โ IC-ISM classification markings respected in line
โ PII detected and stopped before it leaves
06 Forensic Audit
Logging traffic is not an audit trail.
Who acted, what was accessed, when, and where. Every transaction writes it down as one structured event. Not scattered logs. One record investigators can use, in the tools you already run.
โ Per-request forensic events, platform wide
โ User and workload identity on every event
โ Every transaction leaves a forensic event, everywhere
AUTONOMOUS OPERATIONS
One setup. One intent.
Provision. Reconcile. Self-heal. Tear down.
Declare the mission intent once. Greymatter provisions, reconciles, and self-heals automatically so team stay focused on the mission, not the infrastructure.
Comparison
vs. Open Source
Open source leaves dangerous gaps with no real solution for many capabilities. Greymatter delivers one unified platform.
AI
Guardrails for AI
Treat AI agents as first class workloads with full OWASP LLM Top 10 coverage plus IC-ISM and PII protection.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the six steps of the Greymatter Enforcement Pipeline?
The Greymatter Enforcement Pipeline has six steps.
- Forensic Audit: one structured event for every transaction.
- App & AI Gateway: one gateway for every app, API, and AI agent.
- Mesh: mTLS on every connection with FIPS 140-3 cryptography (CMVP #5191).
- Identity: human and non-human identities with controlled act-as impersonation.
- WAF: OWASP Core Rule Set built in and on by default.
- AI Guardrail: full OWASP LLM Top 10 plus IC-ISM and PII protection.
Does Greymatter provide mTLS and validated cryptography?
Greymatter uses mTLS for every connection between services with no exceptions. FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography is built in (CMVP #5191). Each hop reports directly to the SIEM with no extra agents required.
How does Greymatter handle forensic auditing?
Every transaction produces one structured forensic event. The event records who acted, what was accessed, when, and where. User identity and workload identity appear on every event.