For carriers, brokers, and underwriters

You cannot price what nobody can prove.

Agentic liability is where cyber was two decades ago: real demand, no loss history, no verifiable controls. Cyber became $16.6B in global premium once the market could see inside the risk (2024, Guy Carpenter estimate). Aegis is the seeing-inside part.

Build on the rails

e·01 what the rails give underwriting

Controls you can warrant

A checkpoint that provably ran. Signed rule versions, enforced fail modes, quarantine on ambiguity. Not questionnaire answers: signed runtime records, per action.

Warranty-grade, at bind

Claims evidence both sides trust

Chain heads are countersigned by the customer and by Aegis. After an incident, neither side can rewrite what happened, so the claim starts from a shared record instead of a dispute about one.

Countersigned, at claim

The loss-history substitute

Categorical telemetry accrues from day one: agent type, action class, verdict, tier, jurisdiction, industry. Zero PII, zero content. The actuarial substrate this line has never had.

Portfolio view, in between

e·02 our position

Rails, not a carrier.

Aegis does not sell policies and never will. We make agentic books writable for the people who do: verifiable controls at bind, countersigned evidence at claim, portfolio telemetry in between. If you are building an agentic liability product, the rails are how it gets priced with confidence instead of priced with padding.

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