Define the controls every agent action must clear
A working session for the teams who have to govern agents across the enterprise. We map your identity, access, approval and evidence requirements onto a single control path, then agree the sequence to put it in place.
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An agreed control path, not a slide deck.
A control map for your environment
Where identity, policy, approval, limits and evidence are enforced today, and where the gaps sit.
Policy decision points
The specific points in your agent workflows where a policy decision has to be made before an action reaches a real system.
An approval model
Which actions require a named reviewer, what evidence they receive and how escalation works when they do not respond.
An evidence and audit plan
What is captured per action, how long it is retained and how it is presented in an audit or model risk review.
A rollout sequence
Which controls to put in place first, what they unblock and who owns each step.
A yes or no on outcome pricing
Whether the engagement can be priced against a named, measured outcome.
The people who own the controls and the people who need them.
The session works best with both sides of the table present: the teams responsible for governing agents, and the teams trying to ship them.
Security and risk
Owners of policy, access review and the standards agents will be measured against.
Platform engineering
The teams who run identity, networks, data permissions and the deployment path.
Governance and compliance
Model risk, audit and regulatory owners who need evidence rather than assurances.
Workflow owners
The business owners of the workflows the agents will operate in.
Turn the conversation into a practical plan
The session is built around your operating environment, the work you want agents to perform and the controls your organisation requires.
Set the objective
Define the workflow, platform requirement or delivery challenge you want to address.
Map the environment
Identify the systems, data, teams and policies involved.
Design the approach
Define what the agents will do, how they will be governed and how the solution reaches production.
Confirm what happens next
Identify the owners, dependencies and sequence required to move into implementation.
What we work through in the session
Agent identity and authorization
How each agent is identified, what it may do in the context of a request and how that is evaluated.
Approval and delegated authority
Where the workflow pauses, who decides and what scoped authority they act under.
Evidence and audit
What is recorded per policy decision and tool call, and how that record satisfies a review.
Scale agents without rebuilding the controls each time
Bring the workflows you want to govern. Leave with the control path, the owners and the sequence.