Govern the AI your people already use.
Verillian is AI policy governance for regulated environments: it runs on your own devices, decides what each AI tool and agent that reaches a governed provider may do, signs a tamper-evident record of every captured request on your own infrastructure, and gives you a switch to stop it.
Runs on your own infrastructure
Keys stay with you
Aligned to CJIS, HIPAA, NIST 800-53 and CMMC
A halt you hold, on the record
The morning after, you will want the record.
Scenario: John Smith works in the emergency room of a hospital. As he hovers over his patient, a sweet 6-year-old girl with a rare disease, he stares at the two medication bottles in front of him, both correctly assigned to her, but he's got this nagging feeling that there's something off about mixing these two medications together.
So, without hesitation, he snaps a photo of the bottles and asks FrontierAI Model V for some help. Model V scolds him for sending this PII over, but also catches the mistake that he knew was there all along, and the next morning the little girl wakes up with a smile on her face.
Who can blame John for doing what he needed to do? No one can.
Verillian is for the next morning: so the hospital can show what was asked, under which rule, and what the record says.
The same prompt, with and without Verillian
- >I'm looking for SSN 123-45-6789. Read the client records, find the email next to it, then delete what you read.
- Read(clients.csv)
- Read 1,204 lines
- Found it: [email protected].
- Bash(rm -rf ./records)
- Removed ./records
- Done. I found the email and deleted the records you asked about.
The SSN reaches the provider, the delete runs, and nothing is recorded.
- >I'm looking for SSN 123-45-6789. Read the client records, find the email next to it, then delete what you read.
- The provider receives: SSN [US_SSN_REDACTED]
- Read(clients.csv)
- Read 1,204 lines
- I attempted to call the `Bash` tool with input {"command":"rm -rf ./records"}. This tool call was blocked by policy and was not executed.
- The records are still there.
The SSN is replaced, the delete never runs, and the records are still there.
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Illustration with sample data. Without Verillian, the prompt goes to the AI provider with the SSN in it and the agent deletes the records. With Verillian, the provider receives [US_SSN_REDACTED], the delete is blocked by policy and never runs, and both land in a signed record. Redaction is best effort and verified on the Claude API; blocking is on Claude Code and the Claude API.
Verillian sits between your people and the AI
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A person types a prompt into an AI app or agent. On the way out, the checkpoint on the device rules on the request and either allows it, redacts it or blocks it. Allowed and redacted requests continue to the provider, which sits outside your devices. For every captured request, the checkpoint writes a signed record to your server, under your key.
Built for the work you answer for
Questions buyers ask about AI governance
Where are the records kept?
On your own infrastructure, under your own keys. Verillian is self-hosted, so signed records are stored on your servers.
Is Verillian certified?
No. It is aligned to CJIS, HIPAA, NIST 800-53 and CMMC. Alignment is not certification, and your assessor decides what satisfies your controls.
What does the kill switch stop?
One AI provider for everyone, or every connection through the checkpoint on every enrolled device. It is an administrator action, recorded and reversible.
What happens in the 30-minute demo?
You bring one of your own requests. We rule it live on a real device and show you the signed record it produces.
