Governed AI agents, built for regulated work.
The same Cortex runtime — identity, budget, guardrails, registry, control tower, policy, oversight, audit — adapts to every regulated vertical. Pick your industry to see the ontology objects, policies, action approvals, and provenance Cortex enforces for it.
Aligned with EU AI Act · NIST AI RMF · ISO 42001 · HIPAA · FINRA · IRS Circular 230
One governed runtime, every regulated vertical.
Each industry maps the work to typed ontology objects, gates every agent action through fail-closed policy, and records the outcome in a tamper-evident Trust Ledger. The controls are the same — the obligations they satisfy differ.
Financial Services
Wealth, advice, trading, and back-office agents with supervision-grade oversight. Every recommendation and action carries a provable receipt for the examiner.
Tax
The governed Tax AI that proves every number — a 4-agent pipeline (intake → deduction-finder → return-reviewer → compliance-check) grounded to source forms.
Insurance
Claims intake, fraud triage, and payout approval as governed actions — payouts ≥ $5,000 route to human approval before a dollar moves.
Banking & KYC/AML
Onboarding, screening, and case-disposition agents under strict allowlists. Every decision is explained, dual-controlled, and chained to evidence.
Healthcare
Prior-auth, intake, and documentation agents with PHI handling under DLP and least-privilege access — minimum-necessary by policy, not by hope.
Public Sector
Casework, eligibility, and constituent-service agents with full transparency — auditable decisions, records retention, and an always-armed kill switch.
Security Operations
Alert triage and response agents (ADR + MITRE + SIEM/SOAR) with bounded autonomy — containment actions gated and every step replayable.
Energy & Utilities
Grid, field-ops, and compliance-reporting agents with hard budget caps and oversight modes tuned to safety-critical operations.
Telecom
Care, network-ops, and revenue-assurance agents that scale across millions of interactions while staying inside policy and budget.
The vertical changes. The governance contract doesn't.
Cortex doesn't ship nine different products — it ships one governed runtime that every industry configures to its own obligations. Author the domain in ontology, encode the rules as policy, gate the actions, and the proof is automatic.
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Model your domain
Map the work to typed ontology objects (Claim, Policyholder, Return, Case) with object-, property-, and action-level permissions — restricted fields like ssn stay locked.
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Encode the rules as policy
Translate the regulator's obligations into Policy-as-Code and Action Fabric approvals — payout ≥ $5,000 → human approval; over-budget run → blocked with 402; off-allowlist model → 403.
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Prove every outcome
Every run lands in a hash-chained Trust Ledger with signed receipts and 10-hop provenance — hand the examiner a record, not a story.
Configuration, not custom code — that's how nine industries run on one platform.
A claims-payout cap and a KYC allowlist are the same fail-closed gate with different policy. Because the runtime is shared, your security review, your audit trail, and your kill switch are identical across every vertical you deploy.
- Typed ontology + property-level permissions per domain (restricted fields locked)
- Action approvals tuned to the vertical (payout ≥ $5k → approval; off-allowlist → 403)
- Hard budget caps that fail closed at 100% (402) — same enforcement everywhere
- One tamper-evident ledger and one fleet-wide kill switch, regardless of industry
One security review covers every industry you deploy.
Because the gates, RBAC, DLP, agent detection & response, and multi-tenant isolation are shared across verticals, your auditors map once — to the frameworks each industry already uses.
Find the governed agents for your industry.
Tell us your vertical and your regulators — we'll show you the ontology, policies, and proof Cortex enforces for it.