Enterprise & Agentic AI in Regulated Verticals

You have SOC 2.
Your agents don't.

SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certify your organization. They say nothing about the AI agents you are deploying, what those agents can touch, or how you catch a model that drifts. Enterprise buyers have started asking, and there is no checkbox for it yet. ISO 42001 is the answer, and we build it.

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Why this matters for agentic AI

Your certifications cover the company,
not the agents.

An AI agent acts on its own, holds access, and makes decisions that a static control set was never written for. Regulated enterprise buyers now ask what your AI posture is, what each agent can reach, who is accountable for it, and how you handle drift. Answering with SOC 2 alone signals you have not thought about the part that scares them.

What you need, when and why

The frameworks in your world,
and who owns each.

We deliver this in-house
ISO 42001 SOC 2 ISO 27001

The organizational floor plus the AI management system that governs how your agents are built, deployed, and monitored. We assess, implement, and deliver these done-for-you.

We specify and connect the right partner
NIST AI RMF Non-human-identity governance EU AI Act readiness

The AI-specific risk framework, the identity model for autonomous agents, and EU AI Act obligations for high-risk systems. We specify the controls and bring in the right partner where a specialist assessment is required.

How the evidence gets built

One control, traced end to end.

Frameworks are abstract until you can see a single requirement turn into the artifact a reviewer actually reads. Here is one, the way it runs through the program.

The control
Every AI agent runs under a scoped identity with least-privilege access and a logged, revocable set of actions, and a named human owns each agent.
Where it is required
The ISO 42001 operational-control clauses for AI systems, the NIST AI RMF Govern and Manage functions, and the SOC 2 identity and access criteria extended to non-human identities.
The evidence it produces
The agent inventory with risk classification, the identity and access model, the drift-monitoring plan, and the accountability register naming an owner per agent. When a buyer asks what your agents touch, you hand them the answer instead of improvising it.
Who it is for

Built for the teams
putting agents to work.

Agentic AI products

Companies shipping autonomous or semi-autonomous agents into regulated customers.

Enterprise AI platforms

Teams whose buyers already have SOC 2 and now ask about the AI layer on top.

Regulated-vertical deployments

Agents operating inside finance, healthcare, or other environments with real oversight duties.

Tell us what your agents do. We will tell you what a buyer's AI review is about to ask.



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