Enterprise governance has traditionally been built around people, applications and services with relatively predictable identities and permissions.
Agentic AI changes that model.
Agents can operate dynamically, invoke tools, interact with multiple systems and act on behalf of users or organizations.
OpaqAI was created to address that emerging gap.
Our focus is simple: establish trusted identity, define the authority under which an agent can act, enforce those boundaries at runtime and create verifiable evidence of what occurred.
Trust cannot be assumed. It must be enforceable and provable.
Together, the founders of OpaqAI are focused on a common problem: enabling organizations to adopt increasingly capable AI systems without losing control of the authority those systems are given.
Co-founder & CEO
Moises brings deep experience in applied cryptography, identity and security architecture. His work focuses on creating the technical foundation that allows AI agents to establish trusted identity and operate within verifiable boundaries of authority.
Co-founder & COO
Josh brings extensive experience in enterprise strategy, data, cloud transformation and AI governance. He has led large-scale modernization initiatives and works at the intersection of business strategy, enterprise technology and the organizational controls required to deploy AI responsibly.
Organizations need to know which agent is attempting to act and on whose behalf.
Agents must receive only the permissions required for a specific task and only for as long as those permissions are needed.
Governance must operate at the point where an agent attempts to access information or take an action.
Organizations need to be able to reconstruct and verify what an agent was authorized to do and what actually occurred.
Trust isn’t a claim.
It’s something customers need to be able to prove.
