- Why Primary?
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- What is Primary
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- Making the Switch
Simple Setup
Making the Switch
Move from Fragmented Agent Experimentation to a Governed Enterprise Control Plane
Time to Value
Enterprise Governance with Zero Friction
Primary gives IT, security, and data teams visibility into:
- Which human users, agents, and applications are accessing enterprise data
- Which identities, permissions, tools, and credentials those actors are using
- What data, context, and enterprise systems are available to each workflow
- What actions agents and humans are taking across applications and environments
Distributed Enforcement. Centralized Control
Primary gathers information and enforces policy at the places where enterprise work actually happens: inside SDKs, agent workspaces, Workspaces, gateways, applications, APIs, data environments, and connected tools. Each touchpoint provides a different layer of operational context. Together, they allow Primary to connect identity, intent, data sensitivity, application state, workflow stage, and real-time behavior to a single policy decision. This gives enterprises centralized command and control without requiring every team to use the same model, application, framework, or cloud platform.
New Infrastructure for a New Operating Model
The enterprise is moving beyond isolated copilots and experimental agents. Human employees and autonomous systems are beginning to work across the same applications, data, tools, and business processes. That shift creates a new architectural requirement. Enterprises need a common control plane capable of managing identity, context, security, observability, and policy across a workforce made up of both human and agentic actors. Primary provides that shared operating layer.
Multiple ROI Channels
The Topology of the Agentic Control Plane
Enforcement at Every Touchpoint
Control cannot exist only inside a centralized dashboard. It must reach the distributed environments where agents and humans retrieve data, invoke tools, make decisions, and execute work. Primary extends policy enforcement through SDKs, secure workspaces, enterprise Workspaces, gateways, APIs, applications, and data access points. These touchpoints can authenticate identities, inspect requests, evaluate context, constrain available actions, mask sensitive information, require approval, or block activity before it reaches a downstream system.
Signal Cross-Pollination for Context
No single control point can fully explain an enterprise workflow. The SDK may understand the application and requested action. The workspace may understand the agent, task, tools, and workflow state. The Workspace may observe human interaction and data movement. The gateway may see traffic between agents, models, applications, and enterprise systems. Primary combines these signals into a shared context layer, allowing policy decisions to reflect the complete interaction rather than an isolated request.
Granular Runtime Controls
Primary gives administrators one control plane through which to define and deploy policies across a heterogeneous enterprise environment. Organizations can control which agents and humans may access specific data, which tools they may invoke, how long authority remains valid, which actions require human approval, and where information may be transferred. Policies are evaluated while work is happening—not simply documented in advance or reviewed after the fact.
Governance Without Constraining Innovation
Enterprises will continue to adopt different models, agent frameworks, applications, cloud platforms, and specialized tools. Governance cannot depend on forcing every team into a single technology stack. Primary allows development and innovation to remain distributed while consolidating identity, security, observability, and policy at the center. Teams retain the freedom to choose the technologies best suited to their work while operating within consistent enterprise boundaries.
DC2
The Common Denominator
Every human user, autonomous agent, application, model, and workflow ultimately depends on access to enterprise data and context. Primary’s Data Command and Control layer operates across the touchpoints through which those interactions occur. It connects each request to an identity, a purpose, a workflow, a policy, and an authorized scope of action. This creates a common governance layer across users, agents, applications, clouds, and data environments—regardless of where work begins or which technologies are used to complete it.
Streamlined Integration
Connect Primary to your Existing Control Environment
The last thing enterprise teams need is another isolated security or governance system.
Primary connects with the identity, data, security, compliance, and observability infrastructure already operating across the enterprise. It can send telemetry to existing platforms, consume organizational policy and identity context, and enforce decisions through the distributed touchpoints where work is performed.
The Primary Management Console provides a unified operational view while allowing organizations to continue using their preferred SIEM, identity provider, DLP platform, analytics environment, and workflow systems.
Policy Controls
Administrators can define policies directly through the Primary Control Plane or connect Primary to existing identity, DLP, governance, and security systems. Policies can evaluate the human or non-human identity, requested resource, data classification, application, tool, workflow stage, device posture, location, and current risk before determining whether an action should be allowed.Action Logging
Primary records the actions that matter across human and agentic workflows, including access requests, tool calls, policy evaluations, approvals, data transfers, workflow handoffs, exceptions, and enforcement decisions. Organizations can define which events require logging, escalation, review, or external notification and route those signals into their existing operational systems.Session Record
Primary creates a continuous record of activity across SDKs, workspaces, gateways, applications, and connected data systems. These records can be retained within the Primary Control Plane or sent directly to enterprise data platforms for investigation, compliance, analytics, and long-term auditability. Configurable retention and transfer policies ensure that organizations capture the evidence they require without collecting unnecessary information.
Built for Enterprise Integration Demands
Integrate into your Existing SIEM Platforms
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