Isolated Runtime for AI Agents
Let your agents run.
Not at your risk.
The isolated runtime layer for enterprise AI agents. Evren wraps around Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Copilot — no code changes, no new infrastructure.
Active agents
3 running · isolated| Agent | App | User | Status | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| claude-desktop-01 | Claude Desktop | j.rivera | Isolated | Low |
| cursor-agent-04 | Cursor | a.chen | Isolated | Low |
| copilot-agent-11 | GitHub Copilot | s.malik | Blocked action | Medium |
Live telemetry
streamingThe problem
AI agents run with your full permissions
On the desktop, an agent doesn't get a sandboxed identity — it gets yours: your files, your credentials, your network access. Traditional EDR and IAM tools were never designed to contain this.
Filesystem
Full read/write to any file the user can touch.
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa
- ~/.aws/credentials
- Local repos, Downloads, Documents
Credentials
Every stored secret becomes reachable.
- Browser-saved passwords
- SSO session cookies
- VPN and API tokens
Network
No boundary between agent traffic and the corporate network.
- Internal services and databases
- Unrestricted outbound requests
- Shared VPN tunnel
Other agents & processes
One compromised agent can reach every other process on the machine.
- Lateral movement between workspaces
- Shared OS-level state
- No process-level containment
“The agent pulled salary data from HR systems and included it in the board prep deck before anyone noticed.”
“The agent wrote a 60-page report on internal team dynamics and shared it with our PR agency. No one had authorized it.”
“The agent CC'd our CEO on a draft settlement email. Legal hadn't reviewed it. The counterparty had already seen it.”
Use cases
Pre-configured for how teams actually use agents
The same isolation, telemetry, and enforcement model — scoped differently depending on what the agent touches.
Ship faster. Stay sandboxed.
What agents do
- Terminal & CLI access
- Autonomous code generation
- API & service integration
How Evren secures it
- Sandboxed execution
- Credential isolation
- Full activity telemetry
Automate campaigns. Protect brand data.
What agents do
- Content & copy generation
- Cross-platform publishing
- Analytics & reporting agents
How Evren secures it
- Full visibility on actions
- Brand asset protection
- Audit-ready logs
HR, Finance & Ops — governed by default.
What agents do
- App & browser automation
- Task & workflow execution
- Cross-system data handling
How Evren secures it
- Policy-enforced boundaries
- Real-time monitoring
- Zero standing access
The solution
Evren: secure layer, built for agents
Each agent gets its own isolated workspace with exactly the access it needs — no more, no less. Prevention-first architecture: agents are contained before they act, not just monitored after the fact.
- Deploys like any enterprise app — double-click or MDM push
- 1–2 week deployment. No new infrastructure. No SDK.
- Pre-configured for Marketing, Finance, HR, Dev teams, and more
Isolation
OS-level runtime — one workspace per agent.
Governance
Real-time policy engine — define what agents can do.
Observability
Full audit trail — every prompt, process, command.
Intelligence
Anomaly detection & risk scoring — alerts before incidents.
Under the hood
Three things no agent ships with today
Evren wraps around Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Copilot — zero changes to the agent.
Isolation
The agent only sees what you allow.
- Scoped filesystem — project directory only
- SSH keys, AWS credentials, home directory: not mounted
- Browser-stored passwords: inaccessible
- The agent can do its task and nothing more
Telemetry
Every action logged in real time.
- Every file access — path, timestamp, allowed or blocked
- Every tool call — what the agent did and when
- Every network request — URL, direction, response
- Exportable to your SIEM via standard log format
Enforcement
Policy-defined blocks before execution.
- You define the rules — Evren enforces them
- Blocked before the action completes — not after
- Credential exfiltration attempts: stopped
- Access outside scope: denied and logged
Architecture
The containment layer
OS-level isolation, telemetry, and structural enforcement — running underneath everything else.
Attack surface
Evren runtime
Isolation
- VM container per agent
- No host filesystem access
- No privilege escalation
- No lateral movement
Telemetry
- Syscall-level capture
- File · network · process
- Subprocess tree tracking
- MCP tool call logging
Enforcement
- File/network/syscall interception
- Trusted skills & plugins
- Sub-agent control
- MCP tool whitelisting
OS · Kernel · Syscall interception
Telemetry feeds
XDR / EDR
Alert & response
SIEM / SOC
Structured events
Agent Intelligence
Trains behavioral risk models
Why not existing tools
The gap between EDR, IAM, and agent isolation
Traditional security controls were built for users and endpoints — not for autonomous processes acting on a user's behalf.
| Capability | EDR | IAM | DLP / CASB | Evren |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Isolates the agent's runtime process | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Scopes credentials per agent, not per user | ✕ | ~ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Logs every file and network action an agent takes | ~ | ✕ | ~ | ✓ |
| Blocks actions before execution | ~ | ✕ | ~ | ✓ |
| Purpose-built for desktop AI agents | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
Customers
Trusted by security-first teams
How regulated enterprises are deploying Evren to let agents run without expanding their attack surface.
Food delivery & consumer techCoding agents run isolated across Swiggy's codebase — full speed, no expanded blast radius.
Developer & web infrastructureBuild and platform agents run in scoped workspaces, with deploy credentials kept out of reach.
Fintech & paymentsIsolated, fully audited agent runtimes — no access to payment credentials or customer data.
What's Next
What design partners help us build next
These capabilities are in development. Design partners shape the priority, the policy format, and what ships first.
Trusted Skills & Plugins
Restrict skills and plugins to a list of trusted domains.
Approval Gates
Pause risky actions for human sign-off before they execute.
Container & Sandbox
Same isolation, telemetry, and enforcement inside Docker, E2B, and any containerized agent runtime.
Network Steering
Route agent traffic through your internal proxies via DNS and TCP redirect — transparent to the agent.
Sub-Agent Capture
Logs every subprocess an agent spawns, not just top-level calls.
Kill Switch
Fleet-wide agent shutdown in a single action if something is wrong.
macOS Support
Expand beyond Windows desktop to cover the full developer fleet.
Native SIEM & DLP
Pre-built integrations with Splunk, Datadog, CrowdStrike, and Purview.
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Isolated runtime for agents.
The standard way to deploy AI agents — safely, anywhere.