The action layer is the risk layer
A browser-using agent can interact with logged-in accounts, payment flows, dashboards, files, and admin surfaces. That makes the action layer a security boundary, not just an automation detail.
Acira
Security guide
AI Agent Security
AI agent security is broad. Acira focuses on the high-risk part where agents stop answering questions and start taking actions in browsers, SaaS products, and internal tools.
Use this page to understand where browser action control fits inside an AI agent security program.
Direct answers
What Acira controls
Acira controls browser commands such as click, type, navigate, upload, download, and script evaluation. Policies define what is allowed, what needs approval, and what data should never enter the model context.
Where Acira fits
Acira complements model-level safety, prompt guardrails, identity controls, browser isolation, and monitoring by enforcing policy at the moment the agent tries to act.
FAQ
Is Acira an AI agent security product?
Yes. Acira is focused on AI agent security for agents that operate browsers and web apps.
Does Acira replace model safety?
No. It adds an action-level control point so the model cannot execute unsafe browser actions even if it produces an unsafe instruction.