AI is outrunning the org chart
Adoption moves faster than security, compliance and IT can track - creating shadow AI, uncontrolled agent behaviour and sensitive-data exposure.
Prove every decision.
Four fractures show up in every enterprise we walk into. None of them are solved by another spreadsheet of controls.
Adoption moves faster than security, compliance and IT can track - creating shadow AI, uncontrolled agent behaviour and sensitive-data exposure.
Quarterly GRC spreadsheets cannot keep pace with live model behaviour, agent execution, drift, hallucination, bias and output-level policy violations.
Records sit fragmented across warehouses, lakehouses, databases and cloud storage - hard to prepare, hard to govern, harder to expose safely to AI.
Regulators and enterprise buyers expect deterministic evidence, explainability, human oversight and AI supply-chain assurance - on demand.
One continuous enterprise trust layer.
Deployed alongside existing systems. No rip-and-replace. No sensitive data moved to be governed.
Every data asset, model, agent and process - inventoried.
Read-only connectors sweep warehouses, lakehouses, databases and object stores to build a living inventory of data assets, AI systems, agents and the business processes they touch. Shadow AI stops being unknown.
Sensitivity, purpose, quality and obligation - resolved per asset.
Structured, semi-structured and unstructured estates are labelled for sensitivity, residency, purpose and quality, then mapped to the regulatory obligations that actually apply to them.
Policy-as-code authored centrally, versioned like software.
Controls are authored once as executable policy - access, purpose, retention, human-approval gates, agent boundaries - then version-pinned so every decision can be replayed against the exact rule that governed it.
AI-ready data exposed without copying or centralising it.
Models, agents, notebooks and pipelines are handed governed, compliant, high-quality data in place. Zero-copy by design: governance travels to the data instead of the data travelling to governance.
Runtime enforcement across access, execution, tools and output.
Every request is evaluated in real time - PII scrub, RBAC, tool allow-lists, behavioural boundaries, output-leak detection - and high-risk decisions escalate to a human before they land.
Immutable, hash-linked evidence for every governed action.
Each access request, policy decision, tool invocation, model event, output review and exception lands in an append-only evidence lake - retrievable at regulator request in minutes, not weeks.
Discover, classify, inventory, lineage-track and quality-check trusted, AI-ready data across structured, semi-structured and unstructured estates.
One authored control travels to Snowflake, Databricks, Azure, BigQuery, MongoDB, Oracle and Postgres - and to every model, agent, notebook, pipeline, task and query that touches them.
New regulations arrive as executable governance policies - not as a manual procedure circulated to eleven teams.
Every request carries a confidence. That number decides whether it commits, gets re-derived by a stronger model, or waits for a named human - and the choice itself becomes evidence.
Committed straight through, with evidence written by default.
Routine, low-risk work resolves on small models. Cheap, fast, fully logged.
Business-process controls and enterprise policy evaluate the request in flight.
Regulated decisions escalate through sector compliance, risk and audit controls.
The highest-risk decisions require human approval before any action is committed.
Routine operations run on lightweight engines. Higher-risk decisions escalate through progressively stronger controls and human approval.
Governs what an agent can do, which tools it can invoke, what data it can reach, and when a human must approve.
Every governed action is tied to identity, role, purpose and source system - no anonymous machine access.
Every finding links back to raw evidence, source data and the exact policy version in force at the time.
Reviews model outputs for drift, bias, hallucination and policy violation before they reach a decision.
Controlled model orchestration with SLM-first, LLM-following patterns for resilient, cost-aware workflows.
Access requests, policy decisions, tool invocations, model events, output reviews and exceptions land in an append-only lake - each entry hash-linked to the one before it and to the policy version that governed it.
Regulator-grade retrieval, on request.
Source data plus the policy version in force.
Cumulative, first 90 days.
Nine jurisdictions of enforceable statute, mapped to the obligations that apply to your processes - not a generic checklist of everything a regulator has ever published.
Auto-cycling · move across to steer
Direction of travel under continuous governance. These are the lines the board asks about - and the ones a regulator can now be shown on request.
14 min
Manual evidence cycle becomes regulator-grade retrieval
862 / 1000
Continuous trust score by day 90, up from nothing
$23.7M
Cumulative penalty exposure avoided in 90 days
Banking, energy, healthcare, telecom and transportation each arrive with their own statute set, their own board questions and their own definition of unacceptable risk. The control plane does not change - the obligations mapped into it do.
“How do we modernise banking with AI, continuously demonstrate compliance with Basel, SR 11-7, DORA, PCI DSS, GDPR, the EU AI Act, OCC and FFIEC - and still operate at the speed of modern finance?”
What we govern here21 days → 48 hrs
Auto-advancing · select a vertical to pin it
Deployed alongside the stack you already run. No rip-and-replace, no migration project, no vendor lock.
Built for model behaviour, agent execution and output-level policy - not a GRC checklist retrofitted for AI.
Governance travels to the data. Sensitive records never leave the system of record to be governed.
One executive number, continuously recomputed from live control effectiveness and evidence freshness.
Deterministic, hash-linked evidence produced by default - auditable at regulator request, not reconstructed.
Govern the Enterprise. Trust the AI. Prove the Compliance.