WAND AI Adds Zeroport Containment to Sovereign AI Offering
WAND AI adds technology from Zeroport to its Sovereign AI offering, the company said in a press release. The joint architecture allows AI agents to operate on sensitive, segmented, and air gapped systems without creating an IP network route into them.
Zeroport's Fantom Core uses a one way hardware break that sends keyboard and mouse input inward and a display only pixel stream outward. It does not transmit IP packets or terminate network sessions. The Moativ guardrail runs on NVIDIA Jetson Thor GPUs, analyzes inputs and displayed frames, and can alert, block, or terminate sessions that depart from authorized objectives.
WAND AI manages identity, authorization, objectives, governance, and auditing. Zeroport provides the physical access boundary, while Moativ enforces session policies kept outside the governed agent. The architecture supports policies written in plain language, dry run testing, configurable autonomy levels, and audit records with session evidence.
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