The case for one
plane of control.
Security tooling grew up around human users. Your execution surface did not stay that way. Plaisio exists because three kinds of actors now share it.
Why now.
Three shifts made runtime execution control unavoidable.
01Agents joined the workforce
AI agents write code, run commands, and touch credentials at machine speed. Processes built for human pace cannot see them, let alone stop them.
02NHIs outnumber people
Service accounts, CI jobs, and workload identities act constantly and answer to no one directly. Many incidents route through one of them.
03Risk moved to runtime
Access is reviewed quarterly. Actions happen in milliseconds. Everything between grant time and review time is where risk now lives.
One plane, honestly framed.
A clear line on what you are buying into, and what you are not.
What Plaisio is
- A control plane that decides at the moment of execution.
- One policy standard across humans, NHIs, and AI agents.
- Human approval built into enforcement, tier by tier.
- A single attributed trail from signal to decision.
What Plaisio is not
- Another dashboard that reports after the fact.
- A proxy that rewrites how your tools work.
- A static blocklist with no sense of identity.
- Blind automation with no person in the loop.
Grant time is too early.
Review time is too late.
The only point where control is real is the instant an action is about to run. That is where Plaisio sits, and that is the whole point.
Control the moment
of execution.
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