X.509 certificate issuance via AWS KMS with private keys stored in HSM
Real-time behavioral monitoring and drift detection across eight risk dimensions
Content-risk scoring of agent outputs per EU AI Act Article 5
Automatic certificate revocation when risk crosses 0.85 threshold within 60 seconds
Compliance reports mapped to NIST AI RMF, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO 27001, MiCA, and EU AI Act
Public verification endpoint with sub-500ms response and no authentication required
OpenTelemetry (OTLP) export to Datadog, Grafana, Honeycomb, and Splunk
RFC 8693 delegation chains and signed forensics
Webhook event delivery with HMAC signatures and audit logging
AgentMail: verifiable email inbox per certified agent for regulatory communication
Offline verification in milliseconds
Cryptographic passports for agents
Revocation under 60 seconds
Authority classes and assurance tiers
No central authority calls required
Local registrar lifecycle
Request signing with short-lived keys
Public conformance testing
Fail-closed HTTP gating
Appeal mechanism for revocation
What makes it different
Only platform that issues cryptographic identity to deployed agents, monitors behavior in real time, and generates compliance reports as one unified product
X.509 certificates provide institutional trust standard used by banks and governments for 30+ years
Auto-revocation with sub-60-second SLA stops misbehaving agents without manual intervention
Content-risk scoring evaluates agent output language, not just actions, catching prompt injections and policy violations
Private keys never accessible; stored only in AWS KMS with cryptographic signing performed by KMS directly
Neutral non-profit root barred by charter from issuing credentials or computing scores
Fully open standard with published conformance vectors and reproducible releases
Verification runs offline without phoning home to any authority
Four independent implementations agreeing on all conformance vectors
Public recorded ceremony to establish the root across independent custodians
Kakunin
AINRA