You set the authority
Your team defines what each actor may do, under your brand and in your jurisdiction. Authority is an envelope of scope, value, duration and geography, not a yes or no.
Sovereign Runtime Control Plane
Skipr decides, bounds, revokes and proves every consequential action, whether the actor is a person, a device, a workload or an AI agent. Inside your perimeter, under your keys.
For telecom operators, AI and sovereign clouds, critical infrastructure and regulated enterprise.
Skipr is a runtime control plane you deploy inside your own cloud, data centre or perimeter. It sits between whoever asks to act, a person, an AI agent, an application or a machine, and the systems they act on. It decides what runs before it reaches those systems.
Your console and policy root. Set limits, manage tenants and withdraw authority, under your own keys.
Sits in the action path. Checks every request against your policy and returns one of six decisions before it lands.
Kept apart from the decision system. Holds a signed receipt for each decision that anyone can verify without Skipr.
Runs inside your perimeter, under your keys. Your policy and your records stay with you.
An engineer's remote session asks to change a network configuration. Scroll to watch it get authorised, bounded, withdrawn and proven.
Your team defines what each actor may do, under your brand and in your jurisdiction. Authority is an envelope of scope, value, duration and geography, not a yes or no.
A remote session, an agent call or a data request enters through one of three interfaces. Nothing executes until it has been decided.
A live knowledge graph supplies what the decision needs: who is asking, what they would touch, and what has changed since authority was granted.
Allow, deny, limit, escalate, route or revoke. This session is allowed, but on one device for fifteen minutes, a narrower envelope than it asked for. Then it runs.
Conditions change while the session is working. Authority is revoked from the run in progress, and it stops where it is, not when a credential expires.
Each decision wrote a signed receipt to an environment kept apart from the decision system. A regulator can verify them without asking Skipr.
One authority for people, devices, workloads and agents. Held by you, enforced in the path, proven without us.
Policy set by you, in your environment.
Decides before every action.
The action as requested.
The action does not run.
A reduced version: lower amount, narrower scope.
To a named human for approval.
Down a different, safer path.
Withdraw authority already granted, even mid-run.
Clouds, networks, applications, data and devices. Only bounded actions reach them.
The authority layer above what you already run. It adds the decision and the receipt.
Every tenant action decided and signed, in your region.
Each configuration change authorised before it lands.
A new revenue line, under your own brand.
Run the control plane as your own branded product for enterprise and government customers.
For operators and clouds without an existing trust or governance product.
Put the Runtime Authority underneath a platform you already run.
For operators who already run a platform or trust overlay.
Either way, keys, policy root and jurisdiction stay yours, and every receipt verifies without a call to Skipr. We partner with operators and stay behind your brand.
McKinsey names four dimensions of AI sovereignty. The fourth, who can stop an action at runtime, is still missing, and it decides whether the rest count.
Read →A log is written about an action after the fact. Evidence is produced by the action, bound to the policy that allowed it. Audit trails fail in the gap.
Read →Supervisors in Europe and the Gulf now ask for proof, not policy. New rules describe what must hold while systems run; the market answers with documents.
Read →Most of the industry can tell you where AI runs. We answer who can stop it, and prove it.