Critical infrastructure and cyber

Keep control when an automated action could disrupt operations.

A response tool might isolate a system, change access or recommend a service shutdown. Forge checks selected actions against your supplied evidence and rules, and records what needs human review. Your systems keep execution authority. Forge does not operate safety interlocks or execute actions.

Cyber response Infrastructure readiness Vendor risk Operator review
Where it fits

Record the reason before incident review.

What Forge gives the operator.

Decision boundary A defined action menu: proceed, hold, escalate, reject, require review, or a customer-defined equivalent.
Evidence trail Alerts, control checks, incident evidence, asset context, vendor signals, approvals, policy constraints, and missing facts.
Human authority The proof shows where a human reviewed, where review was required, and what the system was not allowed to do alone.
Calibration Authorized outcomes can be retained for tenant-local calibration only with explicit retention opt-in. Without it, no calibration row is written.

Where this can help.

01

High-risk action gate

Evaluate selected actions before execution only through a customer-deployed protected boundary the agent cannot bypass. The public page does not block or execute anything.

02

Readiness decision

Turn deployment, resilience, insurability, or readiness evidence into a proof trail leadership can review.

03

Vendor exception

Show why a supplier, control gap, or compensating control cleared, held, or required escalation.

Bring the action that cannot be defended with a dashboard screenshot.

Forge can start on one cyber, infrastructure, or vendor-risk workflow with synthetic, sanitized, or approved evidence and test the proof path before deeper integration. Production use requires workflow, safety, security, deployment, and operational qualification.