Control the AI systems you deploy.
Trace material changes, test the controls around consequential workflows, and keep operational decisions tied to the systems, policies and evidence that support them.
One control record across the AI lifecycle. AI Assurance Infrastructure/console
AURELIS connects identity, evidence, analysis, policy and decisions so a change can be traced from the affected asset to the action required.
Change a system. Trace the impact. Inspect the decision.
The public demonstration uses synthetic records so visitors can inspect the workflow without exposing customer information.
When the system changes, its supporting evidence can change with it.
Material changes can trigger impact analysis, targeted reassessment and a new control decision instead of silently relying on stale evidence.
Activate the control surfaces that match the problem.
Each domain shares the same identity, evidence, policy and decision foundation. Domains can be selected independently for an agreed engagement.
Buy the control surfaces you actually need.
Every AURELIS domain is $500/month. Select one or several domains, see the total immediately, and use the same site to proceed through PayPal checkout.
Per-domain access
AI Identity, Spend, Incident, Recovery, Supply Chain, Vendor Risk, Compliance Evidence, Data Access, AI-to-AI Trust, AI Assurance, and Observability & Business Outcomes.
1 domain = $500 · 5 domains = $2,500 · 11 domains = $5,500.
Select → review → PayPal → control plane
The customer selects domains on the AURELIS site, enters company details, reviews the server-calculated total, pays through PayPal, and receives workspace access after completed payment.
Precise about what was actually verified.
AURELIS does not present an assessment as a universal security certification or guarantee. Results are bounded by the implementation, evidence, scenarios and controls agreed for the engagement.
Trace the basis
Link findings and decisions to the source records, versions, policies and test conditions that support them.
Verify the control
Use defined cases and acceptance criteria to test whether a stated control behaves as expected.
State the boundary
Report missing evidence, untested areas and assumptions rather than turning incomplete evidence into a stronger claim.
