Govern model and tool access
Configure approved provider accounts, model routes and tool groups for supported requests through the gateway. Apply request-rate controls and eventual monthly usage thresholds.
3LS Platform
One AI operating surface for inventory, controls and response.
Bring observed AI resources, signed policy, cases and audit records into one operator workflow. Keep data or delegated authority decisions tied to the supported channel and the organisation’s configured policy.
Explore the capabilitiesWork across the estate with accountable ownership
An enterprise console links inventory, devices, activity, coverage, applied configuration, policies and cases. Operators can move from an observed resource to a finding, its policy context and a remediation record.
Separate roles and record changes
Use author, publisher and responder permissions for policy and case work. Review signed policy versions, endpoint acknowledgements and scoped exception approvals.
Share bounded evidence
Use tenant-authorised inventory exports and safe activity records for reviews. Keep raw prompts, secrets and local transcripts out of central records by default.
Connect to the workflow your team already runs
Discuss SIEM, SOAR and ticketing handoffs during solution design. Named connector compatibility and availability must be confirmed for the deployment.
SIEM
Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel SIEM integration requirements can be reviewed against your deployment and event model.
SOAR and ticketing
Phantom, Demisto SOAR integration and ServiceNow, Jira ticketing integration requirements need connector and workflow confirmation.
APIs and webhooks
Review API and webhook interfaces, tenant authorisation and the evidence fields needed by your internal workflows.
Agree the deployment and service requirements
Map supported clients, channels and endpoint enrollment before rollout. Confirm capacity, hosting, support hours, response commitments and retention in your proposal.
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Bring one real workflow
Map the observed resource, policy, decision and response with your team.
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