Least privilege
Per agent, per task
Each agent’s access is learned from real runs and approved by your team before it is enforced.
Exposure report. Held against used, for each agent, after the two-week pilot.
AI-Native Startups & B2B SaaS
Your agents touch your customers’ data.
When you sell to larger companies, their security review asks what your AI agents can access and how you would know if one misbehaved. “We trust the model” does not pass that review.
In one sentence: StartiQOS gives B2B SaaS teams least-privilege enforcement for their AI agents, and a decision record they can show in a customer security review.
The Questions
What security reviews ask about agents.
These are the questions that come up when an AI feature reaches a larger customer.
01
Which systems can your agents reach?
They want a list for each agent, not for each API key.
02
What stops an agent from leaking our data?
Prompt injection through a customer’s own document is the case they have in mind.
03
Can you show us what an agent did?
A record of each decision, with its reason, that cannot be quietly edited.
04
Who approves new access?
A named person, not a deploy script.
What You Get
Answers you can show, not describe.
Each answer comes from the gateway itself, not from a policy document.
Evidence
A record you can show
Every decision, with its reason, in a hash-chained ledger that reports any edit.
Coming next: evidence export for auditors.
Control
Pause and stop
Calls outside the policy pause for a person. One kill switch stops every agent.
Fit
Is this the right time?
Early access works best for teams with agents in production or close to it.
A good fit if
- Your agents are in production or close to it
- They call tools that reach customer data
- Larger customers send you security reviews
- Your agents use an OpenAI-compatible model API
Not a fit yet if
- Your agents act only through MCP servers or a desktop runtime (coming soon)
- You need a hosted, multi-tenant service today; StartiQOS is self-hosted
Questions
What SaaS teams ask us.
The pilot runs for two weeks in shadow mode. At the end you have an exposure report for each agent: the access it holds against the access it used.
No. StartiQOS is self-hosted, and its traces record the shape of each request, not the values.
Each check takes under 0.05 ms at the 99th percentile in our tests, far less than the model call itself.
Pricing is not published. Book a demo or write to info@startiqosai.com, and the team will share terms for your situation.
Answer the security review
with evidence.
Two weeks of shadow mode gives you an exposure report for every agent, with nothing blocked while it learns.