SautX products

Two workspaces. One bounded task.

SautX separates two execution shapes while preserving one governed-work model. Choose from the actual systems, data, tools, actors, and actions the result requires.

Choose the workspace

Product decision

Choose by where the work happens.

Work happens inAn existing protected application, server, desktop, or web resourceChooseSecure WorkspaceTypical resultGoverned interaction without a broad surrounding foothold
Work happens inSelected data, models, tools, compute, sandboxes, or endpointsChooseAgentic WorkspaceTypical resultRequest-scoped execution with private work and explicit publication
Work happens inAgent preparation followed by protected human review or actionChooseUse bothTypical resultA governed handoff across agentic execution and protected interaction

Product experience

See how each workspace applies the boundary.

SautX Secure Workspace

Work through a protected system without a standing foothold.

Materializes the approved application or protocol interaction for a governed session close to the protected target. The worker receives the approved presentation and controls while native execution and enforcement remain at the Resource Edge.

Employees, administrators, partners, and vendors
Privileged maintenance, support, BYOD, legacy, isolated web, and distributed resources
Visible session limits and explicit transfer paths

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SautX Agentic Workspace

Assemble selected resources for one request.

Materializes selected model, sandbox, application, or endpoint execution with the private files and tools required for the work. Private Session state remains separate from the shared Workspace until an allowed publication occurs.

People and approved AI agents
Engineering, infrastructure, and sensitive-data analysis
Private work, review, and attributable publication

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Adjacent control scopes

SautX governs the bounded unit of work.

These categories may overlap and coexist. The comparison describes a primary governed unit; it does not claim that every product in a category works identically or that SautX replaces the surrounding access stack.

How adjacent product categories relate to the SautX bounded unit of work
Category	Primary governed unit	Relationship to SautX
VPN, ZTNA, SASE	Connection or access path	May carry or constrain connectivity around a SautX workflow.
PAM	Privileged identity, credential, or session	May govern privileged identity while SautX shapes the complete task.
VDI, DaaS	Desktop or application environment	May provide an environment while SautX derives the bounded work and route.
RBI, CASB	Browser interaction or cloud-service use	May govern a channel used inside a broader SautX task.
AI sandbox, agent runtime	Execution environment or runtime	May execute part of a task while SautX governs selected resources, crossings, outputs, lifecycle, and evidence around it.
SautX	Bounded unit of work	Governs interaction, execution, resources, crossings, outputs, lifecycle, and attributable evidence.

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Both products use the same Admin, User Portal, Resource Edge, and Site responsibility model. Understand the shared model

Start with the work

Bring the execution shape. Confirm the product fit.

Describe the protected result, actors, systems, data, execution, crossings, and authority the workflow should avoid. Do not include sensitive operational material.

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