Zeroroot
Locked-down cloud runtime that lets security teams run AI agents against real systems without giving them free rein
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Description
Letting an AI agent loose on your infrastructure is a bit like handing a new intern the keys to the server room — useful if they know exactly what to touch, dangerous if they don't. Zeroroot is a runtime built specifically to run AI agents (for security testing, red-teaming, or automated operations) inside a locked box: every agent gets a verified identity, a strict list of what it's allowed to do, and a full audit trail of everything it actually did.
Under the hood, Zeroroot runs agent "missions" inside isolated, security-hardened environments (branded internally as "Gibson"), enforcing zero-trust principles instead of trusting an agent's model output. It's aimed at security teams and red-teamers who need AI agents to actually do work — probing systems, running tools, executing scripts — while staying inside guardrails that make the results auditable and compliant. Both a fully managed cloud version and a self-hosted enterprise option (including on-prem and GovCloud) are available.
💬 Our review
The short version: Zeroroot is a narrow, serious answer to a real problem — AI agents are increasingly given tool access and shell-level power, and almost nothing in the ecosystem enforces zero-trust guardrails around that by default.
Compared to rolling your own sandboxing (Docker + manual permission scripts) or general-purpose agent frameworks that leave security as an afterthought, Zeroroot's pitch is that identity, permissions, and auditability are the product, not a bolt-on. That focus comes at a price, literally: there's no free tier, and the cheapest plan starts at $799/month, which puts it firmly in enterprise-security-budget territory, not indie-hacker territory. Worth it if you're a security team that needs auditable AI-agent execution for compliance reasons; overkill if you just want to run agents against your own dev environment.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Team 799 $/mois (10 missions concurrentes, 100 agents) · Org 4 999 $/mois (50 missions, 250 agents) · Enterprise 9 999 $/mois (75 missions, agents illimités) · Enterprise self-hosted (on-prem/GovCloud) sur devis.
Pros
Identité vérifiée et permissions granulaires par agent
Auditabilité complète des actions des agents
Option self-hosted on-prem/GovCloud pour la conformité
Environnements d'exécution isolés et durcis
Cons
Aucune offre gratuite, entrée à 799 $/mois
Positionnement clairement entreprise, pas pour un usage indie/solo
Marché de niche (sécurité + red team spécifiquement)