AI guardrails,enforced by physics.
The boundary's own AI. On device. Out of band.
Moativ is the AI layer inside the Zeroport boundary. It inspects every keystroke and click going in and every pixel coming out, for human sessions and AI agents alike, and severs a session the moment it strays. The policy it enforces lives on your hardware, out of band, where the AI it governs cannot touch it.
It sees everything. From the inside.
Every Fantom core streams two things to the appliance: its screen, frame by frame, and every keystroke and mouse move as it happens. Moativ, running on NVIDIA Jetson Thor GPUs inside the appliance, watches all of it live, in both directions: every action going in, every frame coming out.
This is not log monitoring, and it makes no difference whether the hands on the keyboard are human or an AI agent's. Moativ works at the content level: what is actually on the screen and what was actually typed, not metadata about it.
Everything is processed inside the appliance, on your network. No cloud. Nothing leaves. And the policy is held out of band from the sessions it governs: a guardrail the AI cannot reach, let alone talk around.
It understands, not matches.
Pattern-matching flags strings. Moativ reads a session the way an analyst does.
Reads the screen
A terminal, a browser, a document — Moativ knows the difference. It reads the command on screen, and it sees the output that came back.
One timeline
Keystrokes and clicks are fused with the screen on a single clock. Moativ knows whether a command was merely typed, actually executed, or already showing results, and treats each differently.
Knows the journey
Every session is a story. Moativ follows it from the first login, keeps a running summary, and learns each user's normal. The same screen from two different users can mean two different things, and Moativ knows which is which.
It acts. On your terms.
You set Moativ's autonomy per group of users or agents, on a five-step dial:
Moativ never acts above the level you set. And every autonomous action lands in the audit log with the evidence attached: what it saw, what it did, and why.
Moativ acted on its own
Terminated a session.
A forbidden command was executed and its output appeared on screen. The group's autonomy level allowed it. Evidence attached.
evidence →Raised attention on a user.
Fourteen pastes into a terminal in forty seconds is worth watching closer. Analysis effort shifted to that session automatically.
evidence →Proposed three rule edits.
A noisy rule kept firing on the daily standup call. Moativ noticed the dismissals and drafted the fix, for a human to approve.
evidence →Rules in plain language.
Tell Moativ the policy the way you'd tell a colleague: “No one in finance runs network diagnostics.” Moativ turns that sentence into a staged detector, from the first keystrokes, to the executed command, to the output on screen, and shows you every stage before anything goes live.
Then it dry-runs the rule against your own history, so you see exactly how often it would have fired before it ever fires for real. You arm exactly what you can see.
“No one in finance runs network diagnostics.”
Already have policies? Feed Moativ your existing DLP, proxy and directory exports; it hands back a reviewable batch of proposed rules, grounded in how your people actually work.
Ask Moativ anything.
Moativ is a colleague, not a dashboard. Ask it questions in plain language:
Investigate.
“What did this user do after opening the terminal?” Every answer cites its evidence: the frames, the timeline, the exact moment.
Get briefed.
Start every shift with Moativ's summary: what fired overnight, what it handled on its own, and what actually needs your eyes.
Search across time.
What's happening right now, what happened last month, and whose behavior has changed: one question box, three kinds of memory.
live sessions watched by one appliance
judged in real time
autonomy levels, you set the dial
an analyst that never blinks
nothing leaves your network
Put an analyst inside the appliance.
See Moativ watch, understand and act on live sessions, human and agent alike, in your environment or ours.