Runtime control plane for humans, machines (NHI) and AI agents
Zero standing privilege, done right, for the whole enterprise.
Give a Mythos-class attacker one account with standing privileges and the breach is already over. ConteXengine decides every access request the moment it is made, inside your cloud. Nobody writes a policy. No privilege is left standing. Every decision is recorded with its reasons, so your auditors can check it later.
Inside your boundary · No model on the decision path
Thousands of signals → 460+ contexts → 50+ context models
What you start measuring in the first 90 days
Pick your seat.
01Start where the risk is
Three places to start, one engine.
One engine for every human, machine and AI agent. Start where your risk is today.
Standing privilege goes to zero.
Admins get access to a Tier-0 system for an hour, against a valid ticket. It ends on its own, and the decision is recorded.
Read more →Every service account gets an owner, a score and an expiry.
Found from live evidence, scored like a person, converted to just-in-time in one governed run.
Read more →No agent exceeds the human it works for.
Every agent an identity with an owner. What it may do is checked on every call, and it can never do more than the person it works for.
Read more →Every decision is recorded.
“Why was this allowed?” is answered in one click, with the path the decision took, its signals and the versions in force. Evidence per framework comes out as an export.
Access ends everywhere in seconds.
A compromised identity loses access in every app at once, and a person has to approve before it comes back.
02Why the urgency
Vulnerabilities are multiplying. Accounts are multiplying. One account with standing privileges is all it takes.
Getting in stopped being the hard part. What decides the outcome is whether one account is sitting there with standing privileges, and what it can reach. That access was approved years ago, and nobody is watching it.
Cyber risk “went up tenfold after Mythos.”
Jamie Dimon, CEO, JPMorgan Chase · October 6, 2026His own estimate, not a measurement. Reported by Banking Daily / Cyber Daily, Oct 7, 2026 · source
Blast radius first. You cannot out-investigate an attacker at machine speed. You can only limit what one account can reach, and remove the privileges that are sitting there waiting to be used.
Sources: NIST NVD, Oct 2026. CyberArk research. Binance initial incident report, Nov 3, 2026; investigation ongoing.
03How it decides
Context, not policy.
One graph of every identity from the systems you already run. Each decision computed at the moment of the request.
Runs inside your boundary · no model on the decision path · 40+ connectors · complements every tool you own, replaces none.
How it runs, continuously, inside your cloud
Enforced through your tools and ours. Every decision recorded. Just-in-time access and zero standing privilege are the result, not the product.
04Connects to what you already run
One graph from the systems you run, with nothing to replace.
Connectors read signals at runtime. A source that stops delivering stays visibly dark. Nothing leaves your boundary.
Marks belong to their owners.
05Who gains on day one
Built for the people who own the risk.
A blast radius you can show the board.
Standing privilege gone, audit evidence produced as you go, containment in seconds, all on the stack you already own.
- Standing privilege goes to zero
- Every service account gets an owner
- “Why was this allowed?” in one click
- Identity exposure, ranked and acted on
- Containment in seconds
Say yes to the next hundred agents.
Every agent has an owner, can never do more than the person it works for, and every tool call is recorded. Adoption stops waiting on a security veto.
- No agent exceeds its human
- Every AI agent becomes a governed identity
- Containment in seconds
- Copilots answer per person
An authorization model for the lake.
A decision for each person, down to the field, so a copilot answers each person differently and correctly.
For the CDO →06How you start
Start read-only, then switch on the first one.
Most security teams cannot staff another console. So the Identity Transformation Force comes with the engine: the people who connect your estate and run it with you.
What gets lighter over time
- Most of the manual work in access reviews
- Access-request queues and manual grant-and-remove
- Single-identity-type just-in-time and machine-identity tools
- Audit evidence reconstruction projects
Your estate, connected in three weeks
Connectors and the first contexts tuned on your own traffic in shadow mode, before anything is enforced. You get the exposure report at the end, whether or not you continue.
A run team that has done this for some of the largest enterprises in the US
Monitoring, triage, escalation to your team, and the containment actions you pre-approve, around the clock. Your team takes the controls when it wants them, not before.
Your tools do less, step by step
Privileged accounts first, then machine identities, then the manual work in reviews, then agents and data. Same engine, same graph, same record at every step.
Patent PendingRuns inside your cloudNo model on the decision pathEvery decision recorded, with its reasons
Context decides, not policy.