Digital execution changed
Most digital actions are harmless Some create expensive mistakes A few change everything
See the pattern ↓Execution failures from the past 12 months
It happens every day
Real-world execution failures across AI, cloud, healthcare and enterprise systems
Public AI tools blocked on hospital networks
Israel’s Health Ministry blocked external AI tools on public hospital organizational networks over patient privacy and cyber safety concerns
AI chatbots top health technology hazards list
ECRI named misuse of AI chatbots as the leading health technology hazard for 2026
AI-enabled hacking operations accelerate
Google reported attackers using AI to identify and exploit previously unknown weaknesses
MCP security crisis exposes agent infrastructure
Cloud Security Alliance described MCP as a rapidly weaponized attack surface for AI agents connected to tools
Agentjacking targets MCP-connected coding agents
CSA published research on attacks that hijack AI coding agents through third-party integrations
Zero-day campaign targets enterprise systems
Google reported ShinyHunters targeting organizations through an Oracle PeopleSoft exploit
The common pattern
Different incidents
same execution problem
Each case becomes serious when a digital action changes something in the real world
Different industries. Different technologies. One question before execution.
What is missing? ↓What happens today
Today's digital stack verifies almost everything before execution
But it rarely verifies whether the action itself should be executed
Meet DECIMAG ↓Introducing DECIMAG
DECIMAG verifies something different
We don’t check who can act
We check whether the action should be executed
Access
Policy
Decision
Next step
Start with one important action
Choose a workflow where the cost of a wrong execution is high enough to matter
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