Alterion has launched Aquila, a solution designed to help enterprises govern AI usage on employee devices. The platform addresses a growing blind spot as developers and employees increasingly use coding assistants, browser-based AI tools, and local AI applications outside traditional cloud-based controls. Aquila enforces policy at the device level, inspecting AI-driven actions and data before they leave employee endpoints. The solution operates across three layers: enforcing an approved-tools allowlist, preventing sensitive data from leaving in AI requests, and discovering AI activity outside sanctioned tools. The platform extends Alterion's Draco runtime control plane from cloud systems to endpoints, enabling security, risk, compliance, and engineering teams to author and enforce AI policy across all enterprise environments. Aquila is available today for enterprise customers.

Alterion has launched Draco, a runtime control platform for enterprise AI agents. The San Francisco-based company's platform provides real-time visibility and governance over AI agents operating across clouds, vendors, and endpoints without requiring code changes. Draco addresses a gap in enterprise AI deployment by sitting between AI agents and infrastructure as a dedicated runtime control layer. It observes every prompt and action in real time, models agent behaviour, and applies programmable guardrails to enforce policy before agents perform high-risk actions. The platform is designed for organisations in highly regulated environments, helping them comply with frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act. Alterion was founded by Alharith Hussin, a former McKinsey Partner, and Asim Husain, a former Google Engineering VP.