Aviatrix launches Clearance to limit cloud and AI workload damage via network controls
Aviatrix introduced Clearance, a cloud security tool that restricts compromised workloads—including AI agents—by default-denying network paths unless explicitly permitted. The product combines outbound containment (external connections by domain), lateral containment (inter-workload communication by identity), and intrusion prevention, all tested against real traffic before enforcement. Aviatrix…
Key points
- Clearance restricts compromised workloads’ network paths via default-deny policies tested against live traffic before enforcement
- Aviatrix Active Defense automates policy drafting and updates based on observed workload behavior, requiring human review
- Free temporary program (Nov 1–May 1, 2027) offers unlimited outbound/lateral containment and intrusion prevention for all enterprises
Clearance runs on Aviatrix’s Containment Platform, integrating with Terraform, Kubernetes, and cloud-native security fabrics. It addresses a critical gap: even patched systems can spread damage if compromised agents or services retain excessive network access. Aviatrix is offering free outbound/lateral containment and intrusion prevention to all enterprises from November 1, 2026, to May 1, 2027, with no workload limits. Standard pricing starts at 15 workloads (monitor/enforce mode) and scales per workload. The tool does not replace other security measures but complements patching, identity controls, and detection by limiting lateral movement.
Aviatrix Launches Clearance to Contain Compromised Cloud and AI Workloads
Unite.AI · 27 October 2026
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