“NeuroShield exists because the identity stack enterprises spent two decades building (IGA, PAM, CIAM) was designed around humans and service accounts, and it cannot answer the most basic question AI agents now raise every minute in production: did the user do this, or did something act on their behalf? We built NeuroShield as a control plane that sits beside the action path rather than inside it, so customers adopt it without rewriting their applications or their identity stack. It is built on established industry standards and proven specifications, wiring open identity, delegation, policy, and audit together into one coherent flow that produces a signed answer to who the agent is, what it may do, who authorized it, how trustworthy it is right now, and what it did yesterday.This matters now because enterprise AI agents have moved from pilots into production faster than any technology cycle in the last decade, moving money, changing records, and accessing customer data at machine speed, while the governance layer around them has not caught up. The gap has already been named, from the EU AI Act’s high-risk obligations to frameworks like OWASP’s LLM Top 10 and MITRE ATLAS. The agents are already in production. The control plane is the part that is missing, and that is the gap NeuroShield bridges” 
– Diksha Bhatti, Senior Solution Architect (CyberSolve)