A district has more technology than it can govern and fewer people than the work requires.

AgenticED gives a district control of what it owns and orchestration of the work that technology was bought to do. Identity, consent, custody, audit, and certification, enforced in the infrastructure.

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The Problem, With Sources

2,982

distinct EdTech tools the average district accessed in a single school year, a nine percent year over year increase.

LearnPlatform by Instructure, EdTech Top 40, 2024 to 2025

32%

of K-12 cybersecurity incidents in 2025 came through a vendor, up from four percent in 2023.

Clever, Cybersecure 2026 Report

11%

of districts have a formal process to vet AI use in the EdTech tools they already run, while four in five say AI is increasing their cyber risk.

Clever, Cybersecure 2026 Report

“I have two thousand nine hundred tools, nine people in technology, and a board that wants to know whether the literacy money worked. I cannot answer any of the three.”
Superintendent

Control. Connect. Improve.

Three problems every district has. A district starts with the one it has to fix and adds the next when it is ready.

Control

A district cannot see what touches student data, cannot secure the personal information its vendors hold, and cannot turn one thing off.

Guardian Tenant Access →

Connect

The help exists and cannot find the child. The adult who could act does not know in time.

FAFSA Agent →

Improve

A district funds twelve things and finds out in April which three worked.

The platform →
CONTROL STARTS HERE

Guardian Tenant Access

A gate on a vendor's access to district data. The key that decrypts a district's records lives outside the vendor's environment, so a breach leaves with nothing it can read.

How Guardian Tenant Access works →

For the district

WHAT THEY DO Asks every vendor holding its students' data to come under the gate, and approves who at each vendor can reach it.
WHAT IT COSTS Nothing.
WHAT THEY GET A permanent record of which named person or agent touched its data, and a switch that shuts a vendor's access off.
Guardian for districts

For the vendor

WHAT THEY DO Moves the key to its district data outside its own environment, into a custody tier the district elects.
WHAT IT COSTS A license fee based on the number of district clients and the volume of student data held, a fraction of what a breach would cost.
WHAT THEY GET A breach that leaves with nothing readable, an allow list drawn from its own workflow tools, and proof of exactly who reached which district.
Guardian for vendors
Built on the Model Context Protocol
EdTech Registry built in partnership with ISTE
Independent third-party security audit in progress
Built by people who have sat in the superintendent's chair, the CIO's chair, and the vendor's chair

Start with Control.

Guardian Tenant Access shows a district who holds its students' data and gives it the switch. Connect and Improve are built on the same foundation, so each step costs less than the one before it.

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