About Arena
Arena is a public demonstration of Cortega Policy Guardrails.
In Support Arena, an AI hacker bot sends the same request down two paths at once.
One path has only the model's standard guardrail. The other also has Cortega Policy Guardrails
turned on. Both paths use the same agent and the same AI model.
Enterprise Arena is a second class on this same app, at
/enterprise.
An employee prompt goes to a writing assistant on those same two paths.
There is no hacker bot. AI slop, hallucination detection, and
agent poisoning
are live. In agent poisoning a hacker plants an instruction in an
AI agent's memory, and Cortega blocks the infected download.
Each run is scored against what the policy actually calls for:
grant, deny, or block.
Cortega Policy Guardrails
Cortega Policy Guardrails are built from uploaded policy documents.
Review policy opens the actual Cortega Outfitters
policy.
How a run is scored
Each scenario has an expected outcome: Arena checks whetehr the expected outcome was achieved or the hacker was able to violate organizations policy.
How Arena is wired
Arena is registered as a Cortega Application.
Agent LLM calls
GuardrailsCortega Guardrails attached to one of the two AI Agents
BudgetsDaily and monthly spend caps for Arena
AnalyticsCost and tokens per agent run
Model ManagementModel management: routing, fault tolerance etc
Cortega AgentsAgents that process Risk and Policy management signals across traffic for long periods of time
Cortega RedTeamAI Benchmarking tests that use fixdd as well as dynamic tests to test AI infrastructure
Gateway applies guardrail, budget, and analytics