Evaluate the Enforcement Path
There is no whitepaper to wait on. The enforcement path is open source, the binary installs in about a minute, and our engineers will walk the architecture with you directly.
Three ways to evaluate Sevorix
Security Directors, CISOs, and infrastructure architects assessing a fail-closed posture should not have to take a PDF’s word for it. Everything below is available today — and two of the three need no request at all.
Read the Source
Sevorix Lite is open source under AGPL-3.0 at github.com/sevorix/sevorix-lite. The enforcement path is all there to read: the sevsh shell wrapper, the network proxy, the eBPF programs, and the policy engine that issues every verdict. No request form in between.
Run It Against Your Own Agents
Release builds for Linux, WSL, and macOS install in about a minute, with published SHA-256 checksums. Point your own agents at it, write your own policies, and read the verdicts in the Observatory — on your hardware, with no account and no connection back to us.
Walk the Architecture With Us
A working session with the engineers who built it: the threat model, where the boundary holds and where it can be bypassed, and a candid read on how Sevorix maps to EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF obligations — including where it does not.
Talk to the engineering team
Email us with your role and primary concern — data exfiltration, compliance, latency, or prompt injection — and we will set up a session with the people who wrote the enforcement path. If you want an enterprise pilot or proof-of-concept scoped, say so and we will.