Built for the work the AI Act actually demands.
The EU AI Act doesn't regulate models — it regulates how organizations run them: data governance, logging, transparency, human oversight, robustness. Cortex was designed around exactly those operations, so the evidence your auditors ask for is a by-product of using the platform.
The model was never the problem.
Most enterprise AI initiatives don't fail a technical evaluation — they fail the review that comes after it. Generation is easy; accountability is hard. Three questions decide whether an AI system ships in a regulated organization, and a chat window answers none of them.
Where is the data?
One organization, one stack. Your documents, telemetry, and memory live on infrastructure dedicated to you — self-hostable, down to local voice transcription and local observability.
Who approved this?
Risky actions stop at approval gates, and every capability check, approval, and denial is recorded with actor, target, scope, and timestamp.
Why did it act?
Sessions are reconstructable: transcripts, tool calls, the policies applied, and memory recalls with their sources. Behaviour under uncertainty surfaces instead of hiding.
Which capability supports which obligation.
An honest mapping from the AI Act's operational requirements to what the platform actually does — so your compliance team can verify each claim on a live stack.
Cortex is not a certification, and no platform can make your AI system compliant by itself. What the architecture does is make the evidence auditors ask for — logs, approvals, provenance, residency — fall out of normal operation. We work alongside your compliance team, and our security overview is available on request.
On-premise isn't a pricing tier. It's the design.
Cortex runs as a self-contained stack — the same architecture whether we host your dedicated environment or you run it inside your own perimeter.
Everything the agents touch stays home.
Model calls go to the providers you configure with your keys; everything else — identity, retrieval, memory, observability, even voice transcription — runs locally on the stack. Operators from our side reach in only through short-lived, audited, revocable delegation.
- +Dedicated VM, identity provider, and data boundary per organization
- +Local speech-to-text and local observability — no third-party required
- +Infrastructure as code — no cloud provider lock-in
- +Root access only via short-lived, audited delegation
Bring your compliance team.
We'll walk your security and compliance stakeholders through the architecture, the audit trail, and the benchmark — on a live stack, not a slide deck.