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Control AI Agents Before They Act -
Runtime authority, governance, and enforcement for AI agents and non-human entities

Qbiton develops Qbiton Runtime Authority (QbitonRA), a platform designed to control what AI agents, digital workers, autonomous systems, and other non-human entities are allowed to do before their actions are executed across enterprise systems.

QbitonRA evaluates identity, intent, permissions, context, policy, and risk at runtime across tools, APIs, data, models, and business processes.

Built on years of R&D in intelligent agents, automation, and enterprise AI systems, Qbiton focuses on governing non-human digital activity before it creates operational, security, or compliance risk.

Models advise. QbitonRA decides.

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About us

Who We Are

Qbiton is focused on runtime control for AI agents, digital workers, autonomous systems, and other non-human entities operating across enterprise environments.

Our work combines deep technology with practical understanding of business processes, customer-facing workflows, policy constraints, and operational risk.

As enterprise AI moves from assistance to action, organizations need to control not only which systems AI agents can access, but also what they are allowed to do inside real business processes such as customer service, support, sales, billing, retention, IT operations, and regulated workflows.

What We Do

QbitonRA helps organizations evaluate agent activity at runtime and prevent actions that violate policy, exceed authority, expose sensitive data, bypass escalation rules, damage customer trust, or create avoidable business consequences.

The platform supports runtime decision-making, governance, enforcement, auditability, and human-in-the-loop escalation across enterprise systems and business processes.

QbitonRA is model-agnostic. External LLMs, internal models, and organization-specific machine learning systems may assist with analysis and risk evaluation, but the final runtime authority decision remains with QbitonRA.

Our Foundation

Qbiton is built on years of R&D and practical experience in intelligent agents, enterprise architecture, automation, secure systems, and mission-critical technology environments.

This foundation shapes Qbiton’s focus on the emerging field of Non-Human Entity Security and the need for runtime control over autonomous digital actors operating inside real business environments.

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Core Capabilities

Runtime Authorization

Evaluate proposed actions before execution and determine whether they should be allowed, blocked, limited, escalated, or audited.

Governance & Policy Control

Apply organizational policies, business rules, regulatory constraints, and process-specific boundaries to AI-agent activity.

Enforcement Before Execution

Move beyond monitoring by controlling actions at runtime, before they affect customers, systems, data, or business operations.

Agent & Non-Human Entity Oversight

Support governance of AI agents, digital workers, automated workflows, intelligent services, and other non-human digital actors.

Human-in-the-Loop Escalation

Route sensitive, high-risk, or policy-sensitive actions to human approval when required.

Auditability & Accountability

Create traceable records of decisions, actions, policy outcomes, and escalation events.

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Technology & Strategic Framework

QbitonRA is supported by Qbiton’s broader work in Non-Human Entity Security, including the high-level Non-Human Prevention & Protection (NHPP) model and related protocols that explore structured approaches to identity, authorization, policy alignment, and responsible control of autonomous digital activity.

These frameworks inform QbitonRA’s approach to governing AI agents, digital workers, autonomous systems, and other non-human entities before their actions are executed across enterprise environments.

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Business Solutons

QbitonRA is designed for real business environments where AI agents and non-human entities operate across customer-facing, operational, and regulated workflows.

It helps organizations protect critical business processes by controlling what AI agents are allowed to do before actions are executed.

Customer Service & Support

Help prevent AI agents from making unauthorized promises, mishandling complaints, violating service policies, exposing sensitive information, or damaging customer trust.

Sales, Billing & Retention

Control agent actions around offers, refunds, plan changes, pricing, discounts, renewals, and customer-retention workflows.

Telecom & OSS/BSS Workflows

Apply runtime control to AI agents operating across customer care, billing, subscriptions, service operations, and network-related business processes.

IT & Enterprise Automation

Govern AI-driven actions across internal systems, ticketing platforms, operational tools, APIs, and enterprise workflows.

Regulated Business Processes

Support policy enforcement and escalation in environments where AI-agent actions may create compliance, legal, financial, privacy, or operational exposure.

Advisory & Engagements

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Qbiton works with selected organizations on the governance, security, and operational control of AI agents, digital workers, autonomous systems, and other non-human entities.

Our advisory work helps enterprises identify where autonomous AI activity creates business, operational, compliance, and security risk — and how runtime authority can be introduced before those risks become real incidents.

AI Agent Governance Strategy

Define practical governance models, policy boundaries, and adoption roadmaps for AI agents and autonomous digital activity.

This includes identifying high-risk use cases, mapping business processes, and defining where human approval, policy enforcement, and auditability are required.

Runtime Control Readiness

Assess where AI agents interact with tools, APIs, data, workflows, and enterprise systems — and where runtime authorization, escalation, and enforcement should be introduced.

The goal is to help organizations move beyond static policies and toward operational control at the moment actions are executed.

Business Process Risk Mapping

AI-agent risk is not only technical. It often appears inside business processes such as customer service, support, sales, billing, retention, IT operations, and regulated workflows.

Qbiton helps organizations identify where autonomous or semi-autonomous actions could affect customers, revenue, compliance, security, service quality, or operational trust.

QbitonRA PoC Design

For organizations exploring runtime authority, Qbiton supports proof-of-concept planning around selected business processes or technical environments.

A PoC may include agent-action mapping, policy definition, runtime decision flows, escalation rules, audit requirements, and integration planning.

AI Value & Risk Evaluation

Qbiton can support AI initiative evaluation where business value, operational feasibility, automation potential, and risk exposure need to be assessed together.

The focus is not only on automation ROI, but on whether AI-driven activity can be deployed safely, responsibly, and under effective runtime control.​​

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Research & Insights

Qbiton’s research and thought leadership focus on the emerging challenges created by autonomous AI agents, digital workers, and non-human entities operating inside enterprise environments.

Our work explores how organizations can govern AI-driven activity at runtime, apply policy before execution, improve accountability, and prepare for the next generation of autonomous enterprise systems.

Focus Areas:

Non-Human Entity Security

Exploring the need to identify, govern, and control AI agents, digital workers, automated workflows, intelligent services, and other non-human digital actors.

Runtime Authority for AI Agents

Examining how organizations can move beyond static permissions, monitoring, and prompt-level guardrails toward action-level authorization and enforcement.

AI Agent Governance

Analyzing the policies, controls, escalation models, and audit requirements needed when AI agents participate in real business processes.

Business Process Risk

Studying how autonomous digital activity may affect customer service, support, billing, sales, retention, IT operations, regulated workflows, and enterprise automation.

Future-Ready Architectures

Exploring selected long-term technology shifts, including hybrid AI architectures, quantum-readiness considerations, and post-quantum security implications where relevant.

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Customer Care, Billing
& Service Operations
Control AI-agent activity across customer support, billing, subscriptions, and service workflows. QbitonRA helps prevent unauthorized actions, policy violations, and service errors before they affect customers or operations.
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Financial Services:
Policy-Controlled AI Operations
Support AI-driven workflows in environments where customer handling, approvals, data access, and operational actions must remain aligned with policy, authorization, and risk controls.
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Legal: 
Governed Access to Sensitive Workflows
Help ensure that AI-driven activity involving document handling, internal workflows, and sensitive legal processes remains within approved boundaries and under appropriate oversight.
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Healthcare: 
Responsible AI in Patient-Facing and Operational Processes
Support safer use of AI agents in environments involving patient-related workflows, operational decisions, and sensitive information by applying runtime control before actions are executed.
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Educational: 
AI Governance for Knowledge and Service Workflows
Help govern AI-driven support, knowledge access, student-service workflows, and internal automation while maintaining oversight, policy alignment, and responsible digital operation.
Manufacturing: 
Controlled AI Activity Across Operations
Support AI-driven automation across production, planning, internal systems, and operational workflows while helping reduce the risk of unauthorized or harmful actions.
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Software & SaaS: 
Runtime Control for Business Process Automation
Govern AI agents operating across support, account workflows, deployment-related processes, internal tools, and customer-facing operations to reduce business and operational risk.
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Cybersecurity / Enterprise IT
Governed AI Activity Across Security and Operations
Help control how AI agents interact with internal tools, ticketing systems, operational workflows, and security-related environments — with policy, escalation, and accountability at runtime.
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Ramat Yam 60,
Herzliya Pituach
Israel 4685160

+972 54 525 0465

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