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New platform · AI Security & Governance · Powered by Nexovern

Govern the AI you are adopting

See the AI. Govern the AI. Prove it.

Discover every AI tool in use, see what your models and agents actually do at runtime, and enforce policy where it runs. A managed service from HexaShield, powered by Nexovern's kernel-level sensor, surfaced through HexaView™.

For CISOs, security & risk For boards, CFOs & GRC
The shift

AI is entering the business faster than it is being governed

Staff use AI and GenAI tools to move faster, often before anyone has agreed what is allowed. Sensitive data is pasted into public models, agents act on their own, and connections multiply. The value is real. So is the need to see it and govern it.

Adoption outpaces governance

AI tools spread through the business quietly. Most organisations cannot yet name every model, agent and connection in use, or say what data each one touches.

The app layer has blind spots

Most AI security watches the application. What an AI agent actually does happens deeper, at runtime, on the endpoint, in memory and across the network, where app-layer tools cannot see.

Discharge the obligation

Boards do not want another console to staff. They want AI use discovered, governed, evidenced and reported. That is a managed service, and it is what HexaShield does.

The differentiator

Authority where it matters: the execution path

An application-layer tool is a smart lock on the front door, with the hinges left on the outside. However clever the lock, someone with a screwdriver can lift the door off its frame. A kernel-level sensor controls the frame, the hinges and the door — it operates at the level where AI actually runs.

Authority · operates at system level

Nexovern's sensor talks to the kernel, so it runs with the authority to see and to act. Because it sits below the application, it is designed to resist being disabled by a rogue administrator or high-privilege malware.

Visibility · full-fidelity, at runtime

Visibility across the execution path: process activity, memory, network and system calls. You see what a model or agent does, not only what an app reports.

Efficiency · a lighter footprint

Operating at the lowest level means a lighter runtime footprint than application-layer agents, which can lower infrastructure overhead as the estate grows.

Reference architecture

Governing AI agents — end to end

A runtime engine in the estate, governed through HexaComply™, operated by our managed SOC, and proven in HexaView™.

  1. 01

    Observe

    A kernel-level sensor discovers every agent — shadow included — and records what each one actually does at runtime.

  2. 02

    Govern

    HexaComply turns that evidence into an AI asset register and audit-ready control status, mapped to ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and NIST.

  3. 03

    Operate

    Our 24/7 SOC triages incidents and executes policy — approval gates, blast-radius limits, kill switches — analysts, not just alerts.

  4. 04

    Prove

    HexaView shows one posture score and the underlying evidence to the board, auditors and insurers — role-based, on demand.

How it fits together

Best-of-breed runtime, delivered as an outcome

HexaAI integrates Nexovern's runtime technology where it creates customer value, and wraps it in the delivery HexaShield is built for. You buy the outcome, not another tool to run.

Powered by Nexovern. Delivered and proven by HexaShield.

The solution, in depth

Discover. Assess. Govern.

01

Inventory

Endpoints, agents and MCP connections, discovered and classified — sanctioned or not, shadow included.

02

Observability

Every AI session watched at runtime, with a threats view over the estate — process, memory, network and system calls.

03

Risk mapping

Sessions mapped to the OWASP LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS, so exposure is named in terms your team already uses.

04

Data-flow visibility

Which data types — PII, source code, financial data — reach which model vendors, made visible.

05

Forensic logs

A defensible record of what happened, for investigation and audit — not a summary the app chose to report.

06

Policies & guardrails

Approval gates, blast-radius limits and a kill switch — contain, do not just alert, with incidents feeding your SOC.

Frameworks

Mapped to the standards AI is measured against

Illustrative of the frameworks in scope. AI regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction and evolve; scope and applicable obligations are confirmed for your business at onboarding.

ISO/IEC 42001

The management system standard for artificial intelligence.

EU AI Act

Risk-tiered obligations for AI systems placed on the EU market.

NIST AI RMF

The AI Risk Management Framework: map, measure, manage, govern.

OWASP LLM Top 10

The common vocabulary for large-language-model application risk.

MITRE ATLAS

Adversary tactics and techniques against AI systems.

Sector overlays

Financial, healthcare, CNI and public-sector obligations, mapped at onboarding.

Problems we solve

The same platform. Two markets.

Whether you run a global estate or a lean business, the questions are the same: what AI is in use, what is it touching, and is it under control. HexaAI answers them, sized to you.

Enterprise & CNI

A large, regulated estate
Shadow AI across the estate
Discover every AI tool, agent and MCP connection in use, sanctioned or not.
Sensitive data leaving
See where PII, source code and financial data flow, and to which model vendor.
Autonomous agents & MCP sprawl
Monitor what agents do and which tools they call, with guardrails and a kill switch.
Board & regulator reporting
One governed view of AI risk, mapped to frameworks, ready for the board and auditors — and AI incidents feed HexaSOC™ for 24/7 triage.

SMB & mid-market

No security team to run it
A managed service
HexaShield operates it, you consume the outcome — nothing new to staff.
Fast, low-overhead deployment
A lightweight sensor that installs quickly and runs light on the endpoint.
Guardrails without the build
Policy and guardrails applied out of the box, tuned to how you work.
Adopt AI with confidence
Let teams use AI productively, with visibility and control behind it, and evidence that keeps pace as the rules mature.
The managed service

From onboarding to board-ready ROI

  1. 01

    Onboard & configure

    Deploy the sensor, discover the estate, risk-tier AI use and design policy.

  2. 02

    Operate 24/7

    HexaSOC™ watches AI activity around the clock and acts on what matters.

  3. 03

    Evidence & comply

    Governance evidence assembles into HexaComply™, mapped to your frameworks.

  4. 04

    Report the ROI

    HexaView™ reports AI risk and the return on AI investment, board-ready.

At a glance

Kernel-level, not application-layer

Application-layer approaches HexaAI, powered by Nexovern
Vantage pointApplication layer, above the softwareExecution path, at the kernel
VisibilityWhat the app chooses to reportProcess, memory, network and system calls
Tamper resistanceRuns where an attacker also operatesDesigned to resist disabling by high-privilege access
OverheadHeavier app-layer agentLighter footprint at the lowest level
EnforcementAlerts, often after the factGuardrails, approval gates and a kill switch
AI ROI reportingRarely, if at allBoard-ready, through HexaView™
DeliveryA product you runA managed service HexaShield operates

Illustrative comparison. Any figures shown in a console view are representative, not live data. HexaAI integrates Nexovern's runtime technology where it creates customer value; capabilities described reflect the combined solution.

Ready when you are

See the AI. Govern the AI. Prove it.

Start with a Cyber Resilience Assessment — a short, low-risk baseline of where AI sits in your estate and where it is exposed. Or run a proof of value on your own environment, and see it for yourself.