Rumi AI

Rumi AI is Agency's AI-powered DevSecOps engine for automated security remediation across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Agency's engineers deploy Rumi to write infrastructure-as-code that enforces security standards at the configuration level and to execute API-based remediation for immediate fixes — encryption enforcement, key rotation, monitoring activation, and logging configuration. When Agency identifies a cloud misconfiguration in your environment, Rumi resolves it in minutes — not sprint cycles — without requiring action from your engineering team.

Rumi AI is the execution layer that turns compliance findings into resolved issues. While traditional approaches generate tickets and wait for engineering sprints, Rumi writes the code and makes the changes — under Agency's operational control.

Infrastructure-as-Code Remediation — Rumi generates IaC that enforces security standards at the configuration level: Terraform, CloudFormation, and native cloud templates that make misconfigurations structurally impossible to recur.

API-Based Immediate Fixes — For urgent remediations that can't wait for IaC deployment, Rumi executes API-based changes directly: enabling encryption on unencrypted resources, rotating expired keys, activating monitoring on unmonitored services, and configuring logging on uncovered endpoints.

Multi-Cloud Coverage — Rumi operates across AWS, Azure, and GCP simultaneously, recognizing that enterprise environments rarely use a single cloud provider and compliance must be enforced consistently across all of them.

Continuous Drift Remediation — Infrastructure drifts from secure configurations constantly. Rumi monitors for drift and remediates automatically, ensuring your cloud posture stays compliant between audits — not just during them.

Compliance-Mapped Remediation — Every remediation Rumi executes is mapped to the specific compliance control it satisfies (SOC 2 CC6.1, ISO 27001 A.8.9, NIST 800-53 SC-28, etc.), creating a direct audit trail from misconfiguration to resolution to evidence.

Clients don't deploy Rumi. They experience the outcome: cloud misconfigurations that get resolved in minutes instead of sprint cycles, infrastructure that stays compliant continuously, and engineering teams that never context-switch into compliance remediation work.