Live guardrails. Audit-ready records.
Monitoring for agents in production, mapped to SOC 2, ISO 42001, EU AI Act, and the UAE AI Charter. Every decision your agent makes is logged, scoreable, and explainable when the regulator calls. Incident response on a clock the board can plan against.
Methodology
/ 4 phasesPolicy + harness
We translate your existing risk policy into machine-enforceable rules, install the policy engine in front of every tool call, and wire the decision log to write-once-read-many storage with cryptographic signing.
Real-time scoring
Every agent decision is scored against the eval suite as it happens — not on a sampled batch later. Drift past threshold pages the on-call. There is no quarterly review.
Reg-mapped reporting
We generate the SOC 2 evidence, the ISO 42001 internal-audit log, the EU AI Act Article 12 record-keeping artifact, and the UAE AI Charter compliance summary. All signed, all hashed.
Runbook execution
Severity 1–3 incident-response runbook executes automatically. Sev-1: roll-back gates close, on-call paged, regulator-comms drafted within 2 hours. Sev-2/3: documented, scored, queued for the next review.
Engagement shape
/ what you sign up for- 01Real-time policy engine — per-tenant, deployed in your environment
- 02Decision audit trail — signed, WORM storage, exportable per regulator request
- 03Monthly reg-mapped reports — SOC 2 evidence, ISO 42001 log, EU AI Act Article 12 record, UAE AI Charter summary
- 04Incident-response runbook — severity 1–3, with named owners and clock-on-clock SLAs
Mappings
/ 5 frameworksEvidence
/ forthcomingThe proof for this pillar gets linked here as we ship public scorecards and clear case studies for publication. We don’t backfill this section with placeholders — when evidence lands, it lands here.
What "audit-ready" actually means
A record is audit-ready if, at any moment, you can hand a regulator a signed, dated, hashed artifact that shows exactly what your agent decided, why it decided it, what policy it ran against, and which person on your team had sign-off. If your current logging requires an engineer to write a query before you can answer that question, you are not audit-ready.
We don’t sell logging. We sell the audit-readiness — the difference between having the data and being able to surrender it.
Why pages, not dashboards
Most governance products are dashboards. Dashboards are for monitoring; they’re not for handing to a regulator. Our outputs are signed PDF reports and immutable URLs. Both formats survive a subpoena. Dashboards don’t.