GOVERNANCE & SECURITY
AI action under
your organisation’s control.
Give reviewers a traceable basis for deciding whether an action should proceed. Apply your policies and behavioural boundaries across connected models, autonomous agents and multi-agent swarms.
THE VALUE
Control informed by evidence
Evaluate an action against its context, evidence and history as well as the organisation’s rules.
Oversight across agents
Consider how agents interact, delegate and escalate, alongside their individual behaviour.
Accountability for review
Connect decision reasoning with context lineage and decision and audit receipts.
GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE
Put your ISO governance
objectives into action.
Turn organisational policy into enforced boundaries, governed actions and traceable evidence.
ISO/IEC 42001 — AI governance
Support your AI management programme with configured approval requirements, mandatory evidence gates, controlled agent handoffs and records that preserve the basis for decisions.
ISO/IEC 27001 — Information security
Support your information security programme with project separation, explicit access permissions and verifiable audit records. Define which context each user or integration can access, for which purpose and with which permissions.
HOW IT WORKS / AGENT & SWARM CONTROL
Permission to act.
Judgement to proceed.
01 / Set the boundaries
Your organisation defines the governing conditions, policies and behavioural boundaries for the connected workflows.
02 / Evaluate the action
CIE reasons over current context, evidence, policy, previous behaviour and interactions between agents.
03 / Apply cognitive controls
Behavioural, policy and recursive reasoning controls support governance of autonomous and multi-agent activity.
04 / Preserve accountability
Decision and audit receipts provide a basis for examining governed activity.
WITHIN YOUR SECURITY ARCHITECTURE
Complement existing controls.
Identity, access, network controls and platform policies remain part of your security architecture. CIE adds cross-system contextual reasoning about the action and its surrounding circumstances.
How CIE fits alongside governance systems
Existing governance tools provide access and policy controls, monitoring, risk assessment and audit workflows. CIE’s proposition combines context reconstruction, lineage, evidence and contradiction reasoning with behavioural and multi-agent controls.
Examples of established governance functions: Microsoft Copilot and IBM watsonx.