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Zeroport

rules enforced by physics, not policy

The first guardrailsAI can't talk around

The Core

One sealed unit.One isolated session.

Inside the Fantom Core, two stations are bridged across a physical break in the wire. Not a firewall, not a tunnel.

The Bridge

Lift the lid.No network in sight.

The heatsink comes off to reveal the board: a one-way optical bridge, built from the chip up. Nothing on it carries an IP packet.

AI Agents

An agent connectslike a person does.

Keystrokes in, pixels out. An AI agent crosses the same boundary a human does: no API into your network, no packet across the break, nothing for a compromised agent to reach.

Scale

One Core, one session.Hundreds per appliance.

Each Core is its own isolated path: no shared tunnel, no lateral route between them. Hundreds dock into a single Fantom appliance.

Moativ

Hundreds of sessions.Not one unwatched.

Every Core streams its session, raw pixels and every input, to Moativ: the boundary's own AI, on dedicated silicon riding the appliance itself. The feed never leaves your rack.

Guardrails

Watched frame by frame.Severed mid-keystroke.

Moativ inspects every action going in and every pixel coming out, and severs any session that strays from its sanctioned intent. The policy lives out of band, where the AI it governs cannot touch it.

Your Perimeter

Racked inyour own facility.

It runs behind your perimeter, in your own rack. The security boundary is a physical object inside your building.

Physics, not policy

Guardrails the AIcannot talk around.

Software guardrails ask an AI to respect rules that live in its own world. Zeroport moves the rules into physics: for your people today, and for the agents arriving now.

Reach

Reachable from anywhere.Breachable from nowhere.

Your people connect from across the world. The boundary never leaves your building, and there is no IP route across it to attack.

Fantom

Take away the route,take away the attack.

Hundreds of isolated sessions, hardware-enforced, on-premises. The remote-access vector behind two-thirds of cyber-attacks simply isn’t there.