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Unified Enterprise AI Governance · 2026

AEGIS

The operating system for governed agentic AI

Each pillar addresses a distinct governance domain: accountability, inventory, assessment, agentic controls, transparency, monitoring, and evolution, interconnected through a shared evidence layer and common risk language. Two cross-cutting layers thread through the stack: cost governance and supply-chain & access resilience. One architecture satisfies cross-regulatory and G7 2026 voluntary-signal expectations simultaneously, so governance accelerates production instead of delaying it.

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G
Govern
Structure & accountability
I
Inventory
Know every AI system
A
Assess
Risk before deployment
C
Control
Guard & constrain
T
Transpar.
Disclose & explain
M
Monitor
Watch & respond
E
Evolve
Improve & track regs
Launching June 22

The AEGIS implementation series

We're launching a new series on AEGIS, starting with the executive case: why governance is not the brake on AI, but the architecture that lets regulated enterprises move from pilot to production with evidence, controls, oversight, and cost discipline.

Then we go practical: how AEGIS maps across Microsoft, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Databricks, frontier models, open-source AI, MCP, agent-to-agent systems, and token-cost optimization.

Platforms & layers in scope
Microsoft
Salesforce
ServiceNow
Snowflake
Databricks
Frontier models Open-source AI MCP Agent-to-agent Token-cost optimization

What should we build through first?

A platform stack · A use case · A regulated workflow · A cost-control problem · A multi-agent architecture

AEGIS Case Study · Financial Services · July 2026

Claude at JPMorgan Chase: $2B in savings, same governance gap

The most publicly documented enterprise Claude deployment in banking: 250,000 employees on LLM Suite, ten named financial-services agents, and a connector layer built on Model Context Protocol over legacy JADE and OmniAI infrastructure. JPMorgan's own executives say the constraint is no longer model capability — it's organizational absorption and governance clarity. AEGIS maps that gap to deployable controls.

LLM Suite · 250K users Claude for Financial Services MCP connector layer Ten named agents HITL & lethal trifecta
Regulatory clock ·

The deadlines already on your board's agenda.

Each deadline maps to AEGIS pillars and governance outputs, not one-off projects. See what passing looks like before examiners or regulators ask.

AG enforcement paused

Colorado, USAColorado AI · SB 24-205 / SB 26-189

days · Jan 1, 2027 · SB 26-189

Pass: consequential-decision impact assessments, public risk statement, algorithmic-discrimination duty of care. Federal court stayed SB 24-205 AG enforcement (Apr 27, 2026); replacement SB 26-189 signed May 14 - confirm posture with counsel.

See AEGIS mapping →
… days to deadline

European UnionAI Act · Article 50

days · Aug 2, 2026

Pass: disclose AI interactions, label synthetic / deepfake content, traceable system documentation. Art. 50(2) marking grace to 2 Dec 2026 for systems on market before 2 Aug 2026 (Digital Omnibus). Most Art. 50 duties apply 2 Aug 2026 — Omnibus does not delay chatbot/deepfake disclosure.

See AEGIS mapping →
Examiners asking now

US Banks · InsurersSR 11-7 + OCC AI

Livein exam cycle

Pass: agent inventory, model-risk file per GenAI use, human oversight + logging, board attestation.

See AEGIS mapping →
… days to deadline

California, USACCPA · ADMT

days · Jan 1, 2027

Pass: pre-use notice, opt-out for significant decisions (employment, credit, housing, health, education), access to ADMT logic + appeal rights.

See AEGIS mapping →
… days to deadline

European UnionAI Act · High-risk

days · Dec 2, 2027 · Omnibus

Pass: FRIA, risk mgmt system, human oversight, logging, conformity assessment, post-market monitoring. EP approved Digital Omnibus 16 Jun 2026; Council adoption pending. Until OJ publication, Aug 2026 high-risk date remains on the books.

See AEGIS mapping →
Practical next steps

Primers for governed production

Start with readiness, staff the bench, or fix context and experience, then scale under AEGIS.

Diagnose · 5 min

AI Transformation Readiness Diagnostic

Seven dimensions. Twenty-eight questions. Under five minutes. Built on the AI readiness frameworks published by PwC, McKinsey, Deloitte, BCG, and Gartner in 2025-2026 — get a scored breakdown and priority actions you can fund this quarter.

ROI: Know which governance gap is blocking scale before you spend on pilots.

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Build · Specialist bench

Contractor Pipeline · myndQ A-Team

Nine specialist roles for regulated work that ships in production: diagnostic leads, context engineers, agentic UX, MRM, and more. Remote-first, transparent day rates, vetted through talent.myndQ.ai.

ROI: Deploy governed agentic systems without a 12-month hiring cycle.

View open roles →
Run · 6-12 mo programs

AI Success Pack · Context + Experience

S&P Global's 2025 Voice of the Enterprise survey found that 42% of companies abandoned most of their AI initiatives in 2025 — up from 17% the year prior. RAND, MIT NANDA, and McKinsey research converges on a consistent set of root causes: weak data foundations, misaligned success metrics, and broken workflow integration. Two AI Success Pack programs address the operational layers that determine whether AI delivers ROI in production: the context layer (knowledge infrastructure) and the experience layer (interaction design).

ROI: Turn governance from overhead into measurable adoption and production value.

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Pillar detail

What each pillar requires you to do

Each card specifies the exact governance activities, the regulations it satisfies, agentic AI-specific controls, and the roles accountable.

Pillar 1 · Governance Architecture

Organizational Accountability & Policy

Build the organizational structure that makes AI governance real and defensible

NIST GOVERN EU AI Act Art. 9 & 26 ISO 42001 §5 - §6 OMB M-25-22 CO AI Act §4 FTC / SEC G7 HAIP 2.0
Establish AI Governance Board (C-suite + Legal + Tech)
Appoint Chief AI Officer (CAIO) or equivalent role
Publish enterprise AI Use Policy (acceptable use, prohibited uses)
Create AI Ethics Charter aligned to OECD principles
Define RACI for every AI system lifecycle stage
Board-level AI risk reporting (quarterly minimum)
Annual AI governance program review
Vendor jurisdiction register: country of incorporation, export-control exposure, model lineage per supplier
Vendor AI Governance Standard: require AI addenda in all third-party AI contracts (data usage restrictions, audit rights, incident notification SLAs, multi-vendor fallback and access-continuity clauses)
Agentic AI: Define escalation thresholds - actions that require human approval before an agent executes. Document "human-in-the-loop" vs. "human-on-the-loop" per agent use case.
CEOCAIOGeneral CounselCISOBoard
Pillar 2 · AI System Inventory

AI Registry, Classification & Risk Tiering

You cannot govern what you cannot see - complete visibility is non-negotiable

NIST MAP EU AI Act Annex III ISO 42001 §8.4 CO AI Act CA ADMT
Maintain a live AI System Registry (centralized, version-controlled)
Capture per system: purpose, data types, affected populations, EU exposure
Classify risk tier: Prohibited / High / Limited / Minimal
Map to applicable regulations per system per jurisdiction
Tag consequential-decision systems (CO, CA, IL, EU definitions)
Include third-party / vendor AI in registry
Capture vendor jurisdiction, export-control exposure, and model-access continuity status per system
Quarterly inventory refresh cycle
Track EU AI Database registration status
Agentic AI: Inventory must capture agent action scope (read/write/execute), autonomous decision boundaries, tool integrations, and data access permissions for each agent deployment.
CAIOEnterprise ArchitectBusiness Units
Pillar 3 · Risk & Impact Assessment

Pre-Deployment Risk, Bias & Safety Evaluation

Gate deployment on evidence of safety - not assumptions

NIST MEASURE EU AI Act Art. 9 - 11 GDPR DPIA ISO 42001 §8.4 CO AI Act CA ADMT Risk Assess. NYC LL144 Bias Audit IL AIVII
Algorithmic Impact Assessment (AIA) before every production deployment
Disparate impact analysis: 80% rule baseline across protected classes
Independent bias audit for employment AI (NYC mandate, IL best practice)
GDPR DPIA for any AI processing EU personal data
EU AI Act conformity self-assessment (Annex III) or notified body review
Red team adversarial testing (hallucination, jailbreak, data poisoning)
Safety benchmark testing vs. NIST MEASURE function criteria
Frontier / systemic-risk assessment for material deployments: financial stability, labour-market, and cybersecurity impact (G7 Évian 2026 tasking)
Documented test results stored as audit evidence; re-assessment required on material model changes
Agentic AI: Test agent action chains for unintended cascades. Simulate adversarial prompts that attempt to override human-defined boundaries. Evaluate multi-agent interaction risks.
AI Risk TeamExternal AuditorLegal / Compliance
Pillar 4 · Controls & Human Oversight

Technical Safeguards, Guardrails & Human Gates

The technical implementation of governance - where policy becomes code

NIST MANAGE EU AI Act Art. 14 - 15 ISO 42001 §8.5 OMB M-25-22 Agentic TX TRAIGA Prohibitions EU Prohibited AI Art. 5 G7 minors call
Deploy output guardrails on all production LLMs (content filtering, hallucination control)
Implement hard stops for EU AI Act prohibited practices (social scoring, manipulation)
Human approval gates for high-stakes AI decisions (loans, hiring, medical, legal)
Model drift detection with automatic alerting thresholds
Access control: least-privilege data access for all AI systems
Input sanitization and prompt injection defenses
Accuracy and robustness testing per EU AI Act Article 15
Youth-facing conversational AI: safety settings on by default, age assurance, parental controls, age-appropriate recommendation behavior (where minors may interact)
Override mechanisms: humans can always stop, correct, or override any AI decision. Documented procedure required.
Agentic AI: Define action allowlists (what the agent CAN do) and blocklists (what it CANNOT do). Implement "circuit breakers" - automatic agent pause when confidence falls below threshold or novel situation detected. Sandbox before production.
AI EngineeringCISOMLOps
Pillar 5 · Transparency & Rights Management

Disclosure, Consumer Rights & Explainability

Legal obligations to disclose, explain, and empower - meeting the person affected by AI

EU AI Act Art. 13 GDPR Art. 22 CO AI Act Disclosures CA ADMT Opt-Out CA AI Transparency Act IL AIVII Notice NYC LL144 Audit Pub. FTC Anti-AI-Washing G7 provenance
Consumer/employee notice whenever AI makes or influences a consequential decision
Plain-language AI disclosure statements (multi-jurisdiction templates)
Opt-out mechanism for ADMT (California CPPA requirement)
Human review right for significant AI decisions
Appeal / correction process for adverse AI outcomes
AI-generated content labeling across all channels
Synthetic-content provenance metadata (C2PA or equivalent) and authentic vs synthetic labeling
Deepfake and non-consensual imagery controls with detection, removal, and user-report paths
Published bias audit summaries on company website (NYC LL144)
No deceptive AI capability claims in any marketing, investor, or public communications (FTC / SEC anti-AI-washing enforcement)
Agentic AI: Users interacting with AI agents must know they are talking to an AI. Autonomous agent actions affecting the user's account, data, or services must be logged and disclosed upon request.
LegalProductCustomer ExperienceMarketing
Pillar 6 · Monitoring & Incident Response

Continuous Surveillance, Logging & Response

Governance doesn't end at deployment - it intensifies. Every system needs a heartbeat.

NIST MANAGE EU AI Act Art. 12, 72 - 79 GDPR Breach Notification ISO 42001 §9 - §10 SEC Cybersec. Disc. NIS2 Directive
Automatic event logging on all production AI systems (EU Art. 12 mandatory)
Post-market monitoring system with defined KPIs per AI system
Bias and fairness drift alerts (statistical monitoring on demographic outcomes)
Performance degradation alerts (accuracy, latency, error rate)
AI incident classification and escalation procedure
Serious incident reporting to EU market surveillance authority
SEC material AI incident disclosure in 8-K / 10-K filings
Annual post-market report for high-risk EU AI systems; quarterly internal review cadence
Agentic AI: Log every agent action with full context (intent, tool called, data accessed, decision made, outcome). Implement immutable audit trails. Alert on anomalous agent behavior patterns in real time.
MLOpsCISOAI Risk TeamLegal
Pillar 7 · Regulatory Intelligence & Program Evolution

Continuous Improvement, Regulatory Tracking & Maturity Growth

AI regulation is evolving faster than any other tech domain - the framework must evolve with it or become a liability rather than a shield

ISO 42001 §10 Continual Improvement NIST GOVERN 6.2 EU AI Act Post-Market CO SB 26-189 (Jan 2027 transition) CA ADMT (Jan 2027) Federal AI Action Plan updates G7 HAIP 2.0 G7 Trusted Partners
Quarterly Regulatory Horizon Scan (new laws, enforcement actions, guidance)
Annual AEGIS Framework Review - gap analysis vs. current obligations
Track: CO SB 26-189 (Jan 2027), CA ADMT significant decisions (Jan 2027), EU Annex III high-risk (Dec 2027 Omnibus), EU Annex I embedded products (Aug 2028 Omnibus)
Monitor HAIP Reporting Framework 2.0 scope, submission cycle, and OECD analytical reviews (next cutoff: 1 Sep 2026)
Track G7 Trusted Partners framework and frontier-model access restrictions affecting vendor contracts
Annual gap review: AEGIS evidence vs. HAIP 2.0 structured questions for deployer transparency
Monitor federal AI legislation developments in Congress
ISO/IEC 42001 certification program (target within 18 months)
Annual enterprise AI governance training for all AI builders and deployers
Benchmark governance maturity level annually using AEGIS maturity model
Communicate program status to board and external stakeholders
Assess G7 minors' digital-safety ministerial progress against your youth-facing AI controls (end-2026 review)
Agentic AI: As agentic AI capabilities advance (multi-agent orchestration, autonomous tool use, long-horizon planning), Pillar 7 triggers framework updates to keep Pillars 3 and 4 current with emerging risk surfaces. NIST Agentic AI RMF Profile (in development 2026) and G7 Inria agentic-AI policy work should be incorporated as released.
CAIOLegal / Regulatory AffairsAI Governance Committee
Cross-regulatory map

Which AEGIS pillar satisfies which regulation

Implement AEGIS once. Each pillar carries compliance weight across multiple regulations simultaneously.

Regulation → pillar coverage

Regulation P1
Govern
P2
Inventory
P3
Assess
P4
Controls
P5
Transpar.
P6
Monitor
P7
Evolve
EU regulations
EU AI Act - Prohibited Practices (Art. 5)-
EU AI Act - High-Risk AI (Art. 9-17)
EU AI Act - GPAI Model Obligations-
GDPR - Automated Decision-Making (Art. 22)-
US federal
NIST AI RMF 1.0 (GOVERN / MAP / MEASURE / MANAGE)
ISO/IEC 42001 AI Management System
OMB M-25-22 Federal AI Procurement--
FTC Section 5 - AI Deception & Unfairness--
SEC AI Risk Disclosure (10-K / 8-K)--
US state laws
Colorado AI Act (SB 24-205 / SB 26-189)
California CPPA ADMT Regulations
California AI Transparency Act (SB 942)---
Illinois AI in Employment (AIVII)--
NYC Local Law 144 (Hiring Bias Audits)---
Texas TRAIGA (Prohibited AI Practices)----
G7 France 2026 · voluntary signals
HAIP Reporting Framework 2.0 (OECD, May 2026)
G7 Évian · Safer digital space for minors
G7 Évian · Frontier AI (finance & cyber)-
Model access & jurisdiction resilience (operational)-
Agentic AI

Specialized controls beyond traditional ML

Autonomous agents that perceive, reason, decide, and act across multi-step workflows introduce governance dimensions traditional ML does not address. These controls layer onto all seven AEGIS pillars.

Objective & Boundary Definition
  • Define explicit agent objectives in plain language - verifiable by humans
  • Specify allowlist of permitted tools, APIs, and data sources per agent
  • Define blocklist: actions the agent can NEVER take autonomously
  • Set maximum action scope (e.g., can read files; cannot delete files)
  • Document objective drift triggers that require human review
Least-Privilege Access Architecture
  • Agent identity and access management (IAM) separate from human users
  • Scoped credentials per agent - no shared admin accounts
  • Just-in-time (JIT) access escalation with automatic revocation
  • Data access audited at query/record level for all agent reads/writes
  • Network segmentation to limit agent blast radius
Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) Gates
  • Classify every agent action: autonomous, advisory, or HITL-required
  • HITL required: actions affecting finances, health data, legal status, employment
  • Confidence thresholds: below threshold → escalate to human automatically
  • Novel situation detection: unseen input patterns trigger human review
  • Time-boxing: agent pauses after N actions without human checkpoint
Immutable Action Audit Trail
  • Log every agent action: intent → tool called → data accessed → decision → outcome
  • Immutable, tamper-evident storage (satisfies EU AI Act Art. 12 logging)
  • Unique transaction ID per agent task chain for end-to-end traceability
  • Retention policy aligned to jurisdiction requirements
  • User-accessible action history (transparency requirement)
Multi-Agent Orchestration Controls
  • Govern agent-to-agent communication protocols - no unchecked trust
  • Define orchestrator agent accountability (who is legally responsible)
  • Prevent prompt injection across agent boundaries
  • Test cascading failure scenarios in multi-agent pipelines
  • Aggregate risk assessment: combined agent capabilities may exceed individual risk tier
Agentic Safety Testing Protocol
  • Adversarial prompt testing: attempts to override agent boundaries
  • Goal hijacking tests: attacker tries to substitute agent objective
  • Hallucination cascade testing: verify agent doesn't act on false retrieved facts
  • Rollback and undo capability: can every agent action be reversed?
  • Chaos engineering: what happens when a tool the agent depends on fails?
Regulatory Compliance for Agents
  • EU AI Act: agentic systems in consequential domains → Annex III high-risk classification likely
  • GDPR: agent processing of personal data requires lawful basis; DPIAs required
  • Colorado/CA: consequential-decision agents trigger state ADMT obligations
  • FTC: agent-generated content and consumer interactions subject to deception rules
  • Document human oversight mechanisms explicitly for EU conformity assessment
Emerging Agentic AI Standards Horizon
  • NIST Agentic AI RMF Profile - concept released Apr 2026; monitor for final version
  • Model Context Protocol (MCP) governance - tool access standardization emerging
  • EU AI Act implementation guidance for agentic systems - pending 2026 Commission notes
  • IEEE P3394 Agentic AI Standard - in development; include in Pillar 7 watch list
  • CAIO mandate evolution: agentic AI expected to trigger explicit CAIO roles in federal agencies
G7 2026 · Governance SKUs

G7-ready AEGIS extensions

Fixed-fee packages that turn G7 2026 voluntary signals into evidence you can run, disclose, and defend, add in the engagement planner.

G / 11 · Diagnose

Minor-Safe AI Interaction Review

Gap review for youth-facing conversational AI: default safety settings, age assurance, parental controls, restricted interaction modes, and Évian-aligned evaluation evidence.

Add G11 in planner →
G / 09 · Build

Synthetic Content & Provenance Controls

C2PA provenance, synthetic labeling, deepfake detection integration, and takedown workflows, satisfies EU Art. 50 and G7 provenance expectations. Existing governance SKU.

Add G09 in planner →
G / 12 · Tabletop

Frontier AI Financial & Cyber Risk Tabletop

Live exercise for Legal, Risk, Treasury, and Engineering on frontier-model systemic risk, vendor access loss, and cyber misuse, aligned to G7 Évian finance and cyber tasking.

Add G12 in planner →
Cost governance

The financial dimension of AEGIS

Ungoverned AI spend is a board-level risk hiding in plain sight. Cost governance threads through Pillars 1, 2, 4, and 6 - making compliance the financially optimized choice.

$2-8M
Avg. Annual Cost
Running 14 parallel AI compliance programs separately
€35M
Max EU AI Act Fine
Prohibited practice violations - 7% of global turnover
60%
Overhead Reduction
Estimated governance savings from unified vs. siloed programs
Evidence Reuse
Audit artifacts that satisfy multiple regulations simultaneously

Cost of non-compliance - what's at stake

EU AI Act - Prohibited Practices€35M / 7% turnover
EU AI Act - High-Risk Non-Compliance€15M / 3% turnover
GDPR AI Processing Violations€20M / 4% turnover
Illinois AIVII - Employment AIUncapped damages + fees
NYC Local Law 144$500-$1,500/day
Colorado AI Act · SB 26-189 · AG EnforcementUp to $20K/violation · no private right of action
SEC - AI Washing EnforcementConsent orders + fines
FTC - Deceptive AI PracticesConsent orders + remediation

Cost savings from implementing AEGIS

Single AI system registry eliminates duplicate inventorying across legal, compliance, security, and IT - est. 200+ hours/year saved per team
Shared evidence base: one bias audit satisfies NYC LL144, IL AIVII, Colorado, and EU Annex III - audit costs cut 60-70%
Unified vendor AI contract template replaces bespoke legal drafting - est. $50-150K/year in outside counsel avoided
Pre-deployment gates prevent costly post-launch remediation - AI system recalls average $500K-$2M per incident
Continuous monitoring catches model drift before regulatory exposure escalates — early detection materially reduces the cost of each incident relative to post-launch remediation, consistent with AEGIS practice data and the broader McKinsey 2026 finding that responsible AI investment at scale correlates with EBIT impact above 5%
Vendor concentration risk quantified: exposure if primary frontier-model access is revoked, same board visibility as penalty exposure
AEGIS maturity → ISO 42001 certification → procurement differentiation and reduced cyber insurance premiums
AI System Cost Baseline
Pillar 2 · Inventory
  • Every AI system tagged with compute cost, licensing fees, API spend, and operational overhead
  • Total cost of ownership (TCO) calculated per AI system annually
  • Cost per decision metric for consequential AI systems
  • Shadow IT AI spend discovery - track unauthorized AI tool usage
Risk-Adjusted ROI Gates
Pillar 1 + Pillar 3
  • No AI system deployed without cost-benefit analysis signed off by CAIO and Finance
  • ROI threshold: business value must exceed compliance + operational cost + penalty exposure
  • Compliance cost allocated per system per jurisdiction before deployment
  • Kill switch criteria: financial thresholds at which an AI system should be retired
AI Operational Spend Monitoring
Pillar 6 · Monitor
  • Token consumption and LLM API cost tracked alongside performance and bias metrics
  • Cost anomaly alerts: flag unexpected spend spikes in agentic AI pipelines
  • Model efficiency scoring: accuracy-per-dollar benchmarks across deployed models
  • Agentic AI cost boundaries: max spend-per-task caps before human review
Agentic AI Cost Controls
Pillar 4 · Controls
  • Per-agent budget caps: maximum compute/API spend per task - hard stop when exceeded
  • Cost-as-a-circuit-breaker: runaway agent loops trigger automatic halt
  • Multi-agent orchestration cost attribution: trace cost to originating business request
  • Model selection governance: least-cost model meeting accuracy requirements for the task
Cross-cutting

Supply chain & access resilience

G7 Évian elevated frontier-model access and vendor jurisdiction as operational continuity risks, not compliance checkboxes. This layer threads through Pillars 1, 2, 4, and 7 alongside cost governance.

Vendor Jurisdiction & Model Lineage Register
Pillar 1 + Pillar 2
  • Country of incorporation, applicable export-control regimes, and model lineage for every AI supplier
  • Trusted Partners status tracking as G7 negotiations formalize allied access paths
  • HAIP 2.0 transparency reports (or equivalent evidence pack) required in vendor diligence
Model Access Continuity Planning
Pillar 3 + Pillar 4
  • Treat single-vendor frontier-model dependency like single-source supply risk
  • Documented fallback: alternate models, degraded-mode runbooks, and contract exit clauses
  • Quantify operational exposure if primary vendor access is revoked (board-digestible metric)
HAIP 2.0 Deployer Evidence Pack
Pillar 5 + Pillar 7
  • Annual structured answers mapped from AEGIS evidence repository to HAIP 2.0 questions
  • Separate internal audit artifacts from public transparency submissions
  • Rolling refresh; target OECD analytical review cutoff (1 Sep 2026 and annually thereafter)
Delivered with the
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already runs on
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Governance · reg-ready, before examiners ask

Fixed-fee offerings mapped to AEGIS pillars, G7 2026 signals, and binding regimes (AI Act, Colorado, TRAIGA, ISO 42001, SR 11-7). Sized to fit one budget cycle. Outputs you can hand to the board or a regulator.

Diagnose · know what to do

Before you spend another dollar. Fixed-fee, 2 - 4 week engagements. Most clients start here.

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Pick one tier. Monthly retainer, 6 - 12 month minimum.

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Principle 01

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Hourly billing rewards slowness. We agree on scope and price upfront, then deliver.

Principle 02

Ranges are real.

The range you see is the range we quote. Where you land depends on scope, complexity, and data quality.

Principle 03

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Month-to-month after the minimum term. If we stop delivering value, you should be able to stop paying.

Principle 04

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What is AEGIS?

AEGIS (Agentic Enterprise Governance & Intelligence Standard) is Ariana.Digital's unified framework for enterprise AI governance, seven interconnected pillars, a cross-regulatory evidence layer, and agentic controls that let regulated organizations move from pilot to production with defensible oversight and cost discipline.

Is AI governance a blocker or an enabler?

When treated as operating infrastructure, not a late-stage compliance checkbox, governance becomes the architecture that unlocks production: inventory, assessment, human oversight, logging, and cost governance built into how agents run.

What regulations does AEGIS address?

EU AI Act, Colorado AI, SR 11-7 and OCC expectations, CCPA ADMT, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, G7 HAIP Reporting Framework 2.0 voluntary deployer transparency, and sector-specific examiner requirements, mapped through a single cross-regulatory matrix rather than one-off compliance projects.

How does AEGIS relate to G7 Évian 2026?

G7 Évian 2026 did not create binding law. It sharpened voluntary expectations: child-safe conversational AI, synthetic-content provenance, frontier AI financial and cyber preparedness, and allied model-access resilience. AEGIS produces the operational evidence behind those signals, through seven pillars plus cost governance and supply-chain access resilience, without duplicating ISO, NIST, or EU AI Act programs.

What is the June 22 AEGIS series?

A new Ariana.Digital series starting June 22: the executive case for governance as operating infrastructure, then practical implementation across Microsoft, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Snowflake, Databricks, frontier and open-source models, MCP, agent-to-agent systems, and token-cost optimization.

How do we engage Ariana.Digital on AEGIS?

Fixed-fee Diagnose, Build, Run, and Governance offerings, scoped after a 30-minute call. Use the engagement planner on this page to explore fit.

Engagement & commercial details

Fixed fee, not hourly. Ranges in the engagement planner are the same ones we quote in contracts, finalized after a scoping call. Full IP transfer on Build. Run is month-to-month after the minimum term. Diagnose fees credit toward Build within 90 days.