Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Building your own DIY agent for incident resolution?

Security & Compliance

Governed Autonomy. Control Architecture First

Hyground is a self-hosted autonomous operations layer that runs entirely inside your perimeter. Scoped service identities with least-privilege access. Read-only by default. No autonomous mutation. Every output auditable. Zero data egress, zero telemetry, no external model training. Security is enforced at the architecture level.

Security & Compliance

Governed Autonomy. Control Architecture First

Hyground is a self-hosted autonomous operations layer that runs entirely inside your perimeter. Scoped service identities with least-privilege access. Read-only by default. No autonomous mutation. Every output auditable. Zero data egress, zero telemetry, no external model training. Security is enforced at the architecture level.

Security & Compliance

Governed Autonomy. Control Architecture First

Hyground is a self-hosted autonomous operations layer that runs entirely inside your perimeter. Scoped service identities with least-privilege access. Read-only by default. No autonomous mutation. Every output auditable. Zero data egress, zero telemetry, no external model training. Security is enforced at the architecture level.

Platform Hardening

Hyground is delivered as a Kubernetes-native Helm chart and runs entirely in your cluster. Defaults are tight: hardened images, scoped permissions, and a read-only cluster RBAC. The vendor has no operational path into your cluster.

Read the compliance-first whitepaper

Control Architecture

Every security property is enforced at the infrastructure level. Scoped identities, least-privilege access, and adapter-level read-only enforcement are structural, not configurable.

See Hyground in action