AI GOVERNANCE & SECURITY

AI Governance & Security

Make AI observable, controllable, auditable, and safe enough for enterprise use.

Identity & accessAuditabilityEvaluationIncident response

What enterprise use actually requires

Governance built in from the start, not added after an incident.

  • Agent tool permissions scoped to exactly what a task requires — nothing broader.
  • Prompt injection and sensitive-data handling treated as a security question, not an edge case.
  • Every model and agent action logged well enough to answer "what happened and why" after the fact.
  • Human oversight built into approval points, not bolted on after an incident.
  • Policy enforcement and lifecycle management applied consistently as models and agents change over time.

What AI Governance & Security covers

The controls that make AI safe enough for production.

Identity & Least Privilege

Access scoped by role, never broader than the task requires.

Model Access Policy

Explicit rules for which models and data sources a given workflow may use.

Agent Tool Permissions

Agents act only within a defined, auditable set of tools and actions.

Data Access Boundaries

Sensitive data handling defined before an agent or model can reach it.

Auditability

Full request-level logs across models, agents, and data connectors.

Evaluation & Approval Controls

Structured evaluation and human approval gates before production actions.

Prompt Injection & Risk Handling

Explicit handling for adversarial input and sensitive-data exposure.

Incident Response & Lifecycle

A defined process for responding to and learning from AI-related incidents.

Common questions

Questions people usually ask about AI Governance

Can you guarantee regulatory compliance?

No architecture can guarantee legal compliance on its own. We design systems to support your governance and compliance requirements — final validation remains a legal and contextual determination.

How do you handle agent permissions?

Agents operate within an explicit, auditable set of tools and actions — never open-ended autonomy.

What happens if something goes wrong?

Every action is logged at the request level, so incidents can be traced and addressed — not just noticed after the fact.

Review your control model

Tell us about your current access, audit, and approval requirements.

We'll review your AI control model against what your governance actually requires.

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