DGM INTENT / IN BETA TESTING
DGM Intent is in beta testing as an evidence-led investigation layer for security teams. It connects permitted telemetry into episodes, proposes likely intent with supporting and competing evidence, and keeps consequential decisions with authorised people.
A scoped Exposure Baseline starts with one agreed environment, observation window and source set. The proposed deliverable is a coverage inventory, reproducible evidence pack, telemetry gaps and analyst-reviewed next steps—not a promise of full detection coverage or automatic protection.
The beta workflow normalises available network and application records into an episode and keeps source evidence inspectable. A synthetic demonstration also includes database and AI-agent examples; customer source connections require a separate permission and scope review.
Cases present hypotheses, competing explanations and unknowns for analyst review. Agent-like behaviour is not proof that AI was involved; provider attribution remains unknown without explicit evidence.
Protection, repair and retesting paths are being exercised in controlled lab scenarios. They are not a claim of production remediation or verified customer outcomes. Any real-world action would require agreed scope, explicit authority and a measured verification plan.
For a business with an internet-facing API estate, we can explore a representative permitted sample and define success criteria before a pilot. Access, sources, data handling, timing and price would be agreed in writing; joining the waitlist does not activate protection.
DGM INTENT / EARLY ACCESS
We are speaking with businesses facing real application, network and agent-security problems.
