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Your AI agents can ask to pay an invoice, send a file or release a record. They cannot do any of it themselves. AssetGuard checks each request against your own records, then releases it, holds it for a person, or refuses it. Every answer comes with a receipt.
An invoice arrives from a garage you pay every week, with its bank details quietly changed. Your claims system reads it and proposes the payment. AssetGuard rebuilds the payment from your own records and holds it for a person before anything moves.
An email from a genuine-looking government address asks for information on your most valuable clients. The domain is right and the format is right. Looking genuine is not enough for AssetGuard to release anything.
Someone is inside a long-standing supplier's systems. The invoices come from the same addresses, in the same format, to the bank account you have always paid. Every records check passes, because nothing has changed. AssetGuard questions the request before anything moves.
AssetGuard does not work from a fixed list of attacks, because a list is out of date the day it is written. You set where the line falls.
The demo is a narrated, recorded day at a synthetic insurer: every request its agents made, what the gate answered, and a receipt for each answer that you can check. It is a demonstration, so nothing in it is a customer's data and nothing in it runs in a customer's environment. Access is by request, and a person reads each one.
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