Ozek AI
Ozek AI builds the trust and discovery layer for autonomous agents, providing a registry, cryptographic identity, and policy gateway that sit above protocols like MCP and A2A. The platform verifies who an agent is, what it's authorized to do, and whether its claims can be believed before connections are made. The company is initially targeting supply chain operators deploying AI agents in procurement, logistics, or compliance.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Cybersecurity
- AI Agents
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Emerging agent protocols like Anthropic's Model Context Protocol and Google's Agent-to-Agent Protocol define how autonomous agents connect to tools and each other, but they do not define whether those connections can be trusted. In production environments—especially regulated, high-stakes, or multi-organization workflows—there is no way to verify an agent's identity, permissions, or the credibility of its messages, leaving organizations exposed to unauthorized actions and cascading failures.
Solution
Ozek AI provides an infrastructure layer that adds trust to autonomous agent communication. The platform offers a discoverable registry—similar to DNS for agents—that catalogs what agents do, who operates them, and what they are authorized to access. Cryptographic credentials issued through the identity layer allow agents to prove who they are, with credentials that are revocable and scoped to specific capabilities, verifiable by any counterparty without calling home. A policy gateway enforces operator-defined rules at the edge, governing what an agent can request, what data it can touch, and which actions require human review. Together, these three layers make autonomous agents safe to deploy in production rather than just in sandbox environments.
Target Audience
Primary customers are organizations deploying or piloting AI agents in supply chain operations—specifically in procurement, logistics, and compliance—that care about audit, identity, and cross-organizational trust.
Features
- Registry: a discoverable directory of agents detailing their functions, operators, and authorized access, enabling lookup before connection
- Identity: cryptographic credentials that are issued, revocable, and scoped to specific capabilities, verifiable by any counterparty without a central call-home
- Policy Gateway: edge enforcement of operator-defined policies covering agent requests, data access, and actions requiring human review, applied consistently across all protocol interactions
- Protocol-agnostic design that sits above both MCP and A2A, providing a unified trust layer across emerging agent communication standards
- Early access program for design partners in supply chain, offering direct influence on protocol and product roadmap