$4.99M is the average cost of a data breach in 2026
> Cloud Security Alliance, April 2026, 418 IT and security professionals surveyed.
Coco checks each AI agent action against your policy and what is true in your systems at runtime, then blocks the ones your rules would not approve.
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> Cloud Security Alliance, April 2026, 418 IT and security professionals surveyed.
63% of enterprises have no real-time visibility into agent actions
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Every action Coco checks is chosen by you
Every rule is managed by risk owners
Every action your agents take gets a verdict
Every outcome is evaluated at runtime
The action matches your policy and the state checks out. It proceeds, and the verdict is recorded with what it was checked against.
The proposed action is permitted to proceed but is flagged for monitoring; the action executes while a structured observation is logged for subsequent review.
The action needs a human: it crosses a value threshold, hits a risk limit, or lacks a sign-off. It holds and routes to the person who owns that call, with the full context attached.
The action breaks policy, or the state it depends on is not what the agent assumed. It stops before it executes, and the agent receives the reason.
The action matches your policy and the state checks out. It proceeds, and the verdict is recorded with what it was checked against.
The proposed action is permitted to proceed but is flagged for monitoring; the action executes while a structured observation is logged for subsequent review.
The action needs a human: it crosses a value threshold, hits a risk limit, or lacks a sign-off. It holds and routes to the person who owns that call, with the full context attached.
The action breaks policy, or the state it depends on is not what the agent assumed. It stops before it executes, and the agent receives the reason.
Coco provides the inline policy layer that intercepts AI agent actions in real time, verifying every identity and document check against company guidelines before a KYC case clears.

Coco holds a payee change against the verification window, catching what changed before the transfer executes to eliminate manipulation.

Coco intercepts attempts to alter risk parameters, automatically routing policy variations and rule suppressions to the designated rule owner for approval.

Coco verifies asset and account locks in real time, preventing a secondary identity from taking action before the initial security state is resolved.

Built to prove it, not just promise it. Coco is built for the workflows where a wrong call has the highest cost, and every decision has to hold up to a regulator, not just a demo.
Starting inside financial institutions, in KYC, AML and fraud, where a wrong call gets a regulator asking questions the same day.
An agent enforcing its own rules is an agent auditing itself. Coco's checks are owned by whoever owns the risk.
AUTO-EXECUTE, OBSERVE, ESCALATE, or DENY recorded with the state it was checked against, ready before anyone has to ask.
Connect Coco once and every action from that point is covered, without touching how the agent itself works.