AI Governance

See, assess, and govern your AI agents in one place.

Oleria Zero trust for agents closes the gap end to end for AI deployment and governance. Each agent is held to safe limits where it runs, and given access only for the moment it needs it, across every system it reaches.

From on-device execution to org-scale identity, credentials, model access, policy, and audit:

‍‍Maestro and the Oleria AI Agent Gateway are one Oleria stack for Zero Trust AI agents, delivered together.

327%
YoY growth in multi-agent deployments.
Gartner, 2026
95%
of generative AI pilots never reach production.
MIT, 2025

One stack, two governing layers

On the device

Maestro

  • An agent can't break past the limits you set, even if it's tricked.
  • One bad action stays contained and can't spread.
  • Every action is recorded honestly, and the agent can't edit it.
Across your company

AI Agent Gateway

  • Agents never hold your passwords or keys; access is handed out only for the moment it's needed.
  • Every agent does only what you allow in each app.
  • One searchable record of every agent and every action.
Device to enterprise

Together

  • Every agent answers to a real person, and loses access when that person leaves.
  • One set of rules and one trustworthy history, with no gap between where an agent runs and where it is controlled.

The control point for AI agent access

Teams are connecting AI agents to production systems with static API keys, broad OAuth scopes, and no record of what the agent actually did. The gap isn't who the agent is — it's what it's allowed to do, and whether anyone can see or stop it.

Secrets copied into agent prompts, configs, and code — one leak from exposure

No control over which actions an agent can take inside an app

No inventory or audit of what agents did across SaaS, APIs, and LLMs

Oleria AI Agent Gateway is the inline control plane between agents and your enterprise — speaking MCP and REST, brokering every credential, and authorizing every action.

Maestro: Oleria’s Zero Trust

Identity Security for AI Agents

AI model

Reasoning and capability

Platform safety

Provider-side control

Network
GRC
Security operations
Data
Observability
Access policy
identity · attribution
authorization · per action
Per-action execution
Routing
isolation · containment
proof of attention
Entitlements
Lifecycle
Zero-trust identity

Customer’s responsibility

AI platform provider’s responsibility

Credential brokering, action policy, and full visibility — in one gateway

The Oleria AI Agent Gateway turns ungoverned agent access into brokered, policy-controlled, fully-audited access — without changing how your developers or agents work. It governs OAuth apps, non-OAuth apps, and LLMs, over both MCP and REST.

Credential brokering

Secrets never touch the agent

  • Broker user OAuth, M2M client credentials, and tenant-owned (bring-your-own) OAuth apps
  • App credentials stay inside the gateway and are never exposed to the agent or its prompt
  • Per-tenant data and key isolation — each tenant's secrets under its own encryption key
  • Governs both OAuth and non-OAuth / API-key apps from one plane
Action-level policy

Authorize the action, not just the login

  • Allow, deny, or require approval on the specific action and its arguments — e.g. deny GitHub delete repository
  • Policy as code with Open Policy Agent (OPA) and built-in DLP
  • Route risky actions to a human approver; grant just-in-time, time-bound access
  • Enforced on every call, over MCP and REST
Visibility & audit

Know every agent and every action

  • Live inventory of every agent and every action across SaaS, APIs, and LLMs
  • Full, queryable audit log with the agent, action, arguments, and policy decision
  • Insights, alerts, and remediation for risky or anomalous access
  • Track what an agent did, when, and under whose authority

Govern where they run. Control what they reach. See all of it.

Agents

Run under Maestro

Your people and their agents do the work on the device, always inside built-in limits the agent can't break.

On-device · Maestro

Held to firm limits

Each agent is boxed in, with a tool surface of approved tools and an honest record of everything it does.

Org scale · AI Gateway

Brokered and audited

Access is handed out only when needed, with what each agent may do decided per app, and one master record.

How Maestro works

Governance in the substrate, not the prompt.

Maestro sits between the agent and the machine, in the position of an OS kernel. Authority is granted and revoked structurally, and the model cannot widen its own boundaries because those boundaries were never in its reach. At every point where model intelligence meets real-world effect, Maestro interposes a durable, declarative, auditable control.

Capabilities across the stack

What you get, end to end

Capability Where What it does
Structural guardrails
Maestro
Infrastructure-enforced limits the model can’t talk its way around.
microVM containment
Maestro
Per-call isolation for every tool call, with a bounded blast radius.
Brokered credentials
Gateway
Task-scoped, keyless access, with no standing secrets on the agent.
Keyless model access
Gateway
Model traffic routed through the gateway, governed and audited per call.
Human-anchored identity
Maestro
Gateway
Agent identity tied to a person; offboard the human and access is revoked.
Policy and org overlay
Maestro
Gateway
On-device policy plus a non-overridable org overlay across the stack.
End-to-end audit
Maestro
Gateway
On-device record reconciled with gateway decisions into one trail.

What this means for you?

Your board requires evidence, not estimates. 

If an AI agent is compromised, your board will not accept uncertainty about the impact. They require proof, and right now you can’t provide it.

Quantified risk posture across every AI agent, scored and ranked

Prioritized maturity scoring across 12 governance capability areas

Board-ready reports are generated on demand

Focus security investments with prioritized risk and business impact analysis

The EU AI Act deadline is August 2, 2026. Manual evidence collection takes months you don’t have.

Some EU AI Act requirements are already being enforced. Manual evidence collection can take months. Agents and auditors expect timely compliance.

Receive article-by-article EU AI Act assessments for each agent

Access immutable audit evidence, from Oleria identity graph rather than spreadsheets or screenshots

Benefit from continuous compliance monitoring with real-time updates, instead of relying on quarterly snapshots

An alert is fired but lacks context. Is an AI agent compromised? What is the blast radius?

AI agent monitoring doesn’t exist. Investigation is manual, and alerts lack identity context, ownership chain, and blast radius visibility. Triage typically takes 30 to 60 minutes per incident before response can begin.

Each alert is automatically enriched with ownership chain and permission scope details

The blast radius is immediately visible, eliminating the need for manual correlation

Disable access, revoke permissions, and generate an incident report within a single workflow

Reduce manual access review cycles with intelligent automation and AI-powered recommendations

Make fast, informed access decisions with rich context and risk insights

Revoke unneeded or risky access in one place — for internal or external identities

Streamline approvals with automation to reduce rubber-stamping and increase productivity

AI Governance

Govern AI agents at the identity layer

Identity is the foundation of AI governance. Oleria provides a unified identity intelligence layer that gives you the visibility, control, and continuous governance needed to stay ahead of every AI agent in your environment.