Policy is enforced at the moment of action, not just described in a document.


A catalogue with a unique ID
Every agent gets a unique ID in one catalogue. Shadow agents are risky, and you cannot govern what you cannot see.
Credentials per endpoint
Secrets live in an organization-level vault. The agent never sees the value in clear text, and every use is recorded.
Human approval gates
For risky actions — deleting data, messaging customers, spending above a threshold — the runtime pauses and waits for a person.



Agents built outside Yaju inherit the same policies, credentials and traces as the ones you run on it.
GDPR: personal data stays in the region you choose, with processing agreements and deletion on request
OWASP: built and tested against the OWASP Top 10, from injection to broken access control
An exportable audit trail of every action, and we never train on your data


AES-256 encrypts data at rest, so stored agent data and secrets are unreadable without the keys
TLS 1.3 protects data in transit, and role-based access control limits every identity to the actions its role allows


Policy is checked on every call, before the action runs
Credentials are attached at runtime and never exposed to code
Risky actions pause until a human approves them


Azure, Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and self-hosted models
The same governance applies whichever model an agent calls
A dedicated success team and an SLA for enterprise plans


Have you detected a potential vulnerability in our systems? Let us know.
The Yaju security reporting process helps us identify and address potential security issues and protect our users’ privacy and security.
To report a security issue, please contact us at contact@capconsultor.eu.