Cyber monitoring
Observe processes, network connections, startup entries, file changes and Windows protection settings. The prototype records observations and flags conditions for review. It does not currently block cyber events.
CYBER DEFENSE + AI ACTION CONTROL
Protect the device. Control the action.
Cyber monitoring and precise AI-agent authorization, brought together in one developing product. Understand what is happening on a device and control sensitive actions in supported workflows.
Windows prototype · Controlled evaluation · Updated 16 October 2026
ONE PRODUCT. TWO COMPLEMENTARY LAYERS.
Visibility on the device. Authority over the action.
Cyber Guard Endpoint contributes local monitoring. ExactPermit contributes authorization for supported AI actions. Their shared status collection works today; connecting detection to enforcement is the next integration step.
AI action authorization
Define who may approve an action and bind the approval to its recipient, content and scope. Controlled messaging pilots tested approval checks and rejection of changed content or recipients.
Protection that works together
The next step is to use cyber observations as input to an authorization decision. Shared reporting is verified; automatic risk-based blocking across both components is not yet connected.
A CONCRETE EXAMPLE
An AI agent wants to send a quotation.
The action needs a defined recipient, exact content and the right approval. Cyber observations can add context to this decision as the integration develops.
Illustration of the intended combined workflow- 01
Review the request
Which quotation, for which recipient, under which permission?
- 02
Check the authorization
Validate the action boundary and require human approval when the workflow calls for it.
- 03
Add the cyber context
Planned: a relevant cyber signal pauses the action for review. This link is not yet implemented.
- 04
Record the outcome
Keep approval and execution evidence separate; provider delivery and phone-displayed content require separate verification.
DEVELOPMENT EVIDENCE · 16 OCTOBER 2026
Know what has been verified.
These are internal development results on the tested configurations. Each result has its own scope; they are not independent certification.
One-click shared collection
Verified on Windows: a signed ExactPermit status plus fresh computer data and a complete scan of three selected test files, in one report. This is a one-time collection, not continuous monitoring.
Scoped service blocking and recovery
After a reboot, callback recovery was verified and tested service boundaries passed blocking checks. Existing operation and delivery records were preserved. Full product isolation remains unproven.
Local cyber observation export
Windows monitoring and local observation export were tested. An exported observation is not an approval and is not authenticated telemetry from a paired device.
Earlier, separate two-computer baseline
V6.4 R1 passed 70/70 development checks on each of two Windows PCs. That historical result does not establish two-computer validation of U3, R111 or E22.
WHERE WE ARE
Windows first. A clear path forward.
The current prototype is for controlled technical evaluation. Phone support and broader device protection are development goals.
Windows observations, signed service status, scoped connection blocking and shared collection.
Cyber signals feeding authorization decisions, unified enforcement and clearer operational status.
Secure phone pairing, status and approvals, subject to Android and iOS platform limits. No phone agent is installed in the current prototype.
CLEAR ANSWERS
Before you join a pilot.
Does ExactPermit block every AI agent?
No. Authorization controls apply to supported workflows routed through the controlled services. Agents and applications outside that boundary are not covered by these results.
Is this a replacement for my antivirus?
The current cyber component monitors and flags observations. It does not replace your existing antivirus, and it does not yet perform automatic cyber blocking.
Is the website connected to my device?
No. This is an informational website. Its product view is illustrative, and the website does not scan your device or display live protection status.
Who is the pilot for?
Individuals and small teams interested in a controlled Windows evaluation of device visibility and authorization for supported AI actions. Contact us to discuss fit; this is not a production security offering.
LET’S BUILD THE NEXT LAYER
Explore a controlled pilot.
Interested in the combined product? Discuss your Windows workflow, technical evaluation or a design partnership.
Contact ExactPermit
Founder / Owner
OHAYON MAYMONאוחיון מימוןmaymon@exactpermit.com