Solutions: Kubernetes and AI Agent Governance | Nirmata | Nirmata
One set of rules, from the pipeline to the AI agent.
Pick the problem you're working on. Each solution runs on the same Kyverno policies, enforced in CI, at admission, at the AI gateway and at runtime, with one audit log behind all of it.
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AIControls
AI Agent Governance
Set which tools, MCP servers and models each agent can use, and how much each team can spend. A call outside policy is stopped at the gateway, before any tokens are spent.
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- Allow, deny or hold for approval on each model and tool call
- Token budgets per team and per agent, with cost attribution
- One audit log for agent decisions and Kubernetes policy results
Continuous Compliance
Pod Security, CIS and NIST controls enforced in every cluster
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Shift-Left Guardrails
Kyverno checks on Terraform, Helm and manifests in CI
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Software Supply Chain Security
Signature and SBOM checks before an image runs
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Automated Remediation
Policy violations turned into pull requests
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Built on Kyverno
Built on Kyverno, the CNCF-graduated policy engine Nirmata created. Kyverno runs in production at Bloomberg, Coinbase, Deutsche Telekom, LinkedIn, Spotify, Vodafone and Wayfair.
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Free Whitepaper Governing AI Agents in Kubernetes
The threat model for agents already running in your clusters: 9 documented attack paths, 4 control points and 8 questions to ask of your own cluster.
Enforced at runtime, not documented afterwards.
Bring a cluster. In a short working session we'll show what your current policies catch and what gets through. Nothing is enforced until you turn it on.