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AI has one unsolved problem

Until recently, governance felt like a solved problem—critical but entirely manageable. With the rise of AI, it is now the dominant enterprise anxiety. AI projects are stalling...

From AI Policy to AI Control: Building Governance That Works

AI governance is often treated as a policy problem: define approved uses, create an oversight framework, publish acceptable use rules, and document compliance. These steps matter,...

As A.I. Agents Gain Authority, Governance Becomes the Primary Constraint

Dome Systems’ Dave McJannet unpacks why governance is emerging as the defining challenge of enterprise agentic A.I. Identity, access controls and auditability, McJannet argues, are...

AI Agent Sprawl: Why AI Governance Is Now a Board-Level Issue

As adoption of AI agents accelerates, governance is struggling to keep pace.

Does Your “Agent Governance” End Up Governing Everything But The Agent Itself?

Most enterprises govern the systems around AI agents, not the agents themselves. They control credentials, log tool calls, and route high-risk actions to a human approver. These ar...

VentureBeat Research: Where enterprise AI agent governance hasn't caught up

Enterprises deployed AI agents ahead of the controls needed to manage them — and they did it knowingly. That is the central finding across the five parallel surveys VentureBeat Res...

Agentic AI in government just hit the hard part: deciding what a machine may decide

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been early in adopting artificial intelligence for 9 years. It published a national AI strategy in October 2017 and, days later, created a minist...

When agents act on their own, governance has to live in the data layer

Presented by EDB As enterprises give AI agents more autonomy — the ability to plan, decide, and act across systems without a human approving each step — a hard question moves to th...

AI Agent Governance Gets Audited in the Trace | Focused Labs

New delays in the AI Act mean teams will be lazy in exactly the wrong place. The date moved, but the work did not. For those of us building agents in a regulated environment, the...

Identity and permissions aren’t enough to govern AI agent behavior

Presented by BoxIdentity and permissions are no longer enough to secure enterprise AI agents. They govern what an agent can reach, not how it behaves once it starts working on its...

THE TRUST ARCHITECTURE FOR AGENTIC AI (Srini Bala)

Implementing Governance, Auditability, and Deterministic Guardrails in Core Banking Executive Summar...

AI Governance Is Not Just a Contracting Exercise

Governing Enterprise AI: A Practical Framework for Project Leaders

Enterprise AI governance should be treated as an integrated project and operational control system rather than a final compliance checkpoint. Effective governance establishes owner...

Governing Agentic AI Workflows: Ensuring Accountability and Traceability in Banking (Rajeew Vishvakarma)

Banks are beginning to move beyond AI models that only score, classify, or recommend. The next wave ...

Empowering autonomous agents with advanced security governance

AI agents are the ultimate insiders. We grant them permission to read emails, query databases, and trigger API calls. They don’t just retrieve information, they take action.  Agent...

Your AI Agent Shipped an Answer. But Did It Earn the Right To?

There was a time when evaluating an AI system meant running a test set, computing an accuracy score, and calling it done. That was good enough when models answered questions in iso...

Agentic Governance is the Big Trend from HITEC 2026

At HITEC 2026 in San Antonio, the dominant theme shifted from AI deployment to AI governance, with Agent Management Platforms emerging as a critical new software category for hotel...

From Prototype to Production: The Architecture Behind Secure & Governed AI Agents

Building the Responsible AI, security, and governance layers required for enterprise-ready agents The post From Prototype to Production: The Architecture Behind Secure & Govern...

A.I. Needs an Audit Trail. It Also Needs Someone to Own It.

The next A.I. governance challenge will be whether companies can account for what happens once multiple systems interact with customers, data and one another. The answer, McMillanA...

The AI Delegation Lifecycle: Your Team Has AI Outputs. Where Are the Decisions?

TL; DR: The AI Delegation Lifecycle Your team ships AI outputs that nobody fully trusts; you needed to be quick, and “dirty” tagged along. Too bad that ungoverned automation become...

AI Agents Are Writing Your Infrastructure Code. Is Anyone Governing It?

AI agents now generate infrastructure code at scale, but security pass rates are stuck at 55%. Here’s how teams can close the governance gap.

Agentic AI Needs Guardrails, Not Guesswork

Docker brought together enterprise security leaders to tackle agentic AI's biggest challenge: how to govern AI agents without slowing developers down. Here's what they said.

You Already Have an AI Working Agreement. Write It Down.

TL;DR: The AI Working Agreement Your team already has rules for using AI. Some live in templates, some in habits, exceptions, and one person’s memory. The AI Working Agreement puts...

Building a Runtime Control Plane for Agentic AI: Lessons From Shipping Real Agents in Production

If you’ve built agentic AI systems, you know the exact feeling I’m talking about. The agent looks impressive in demos — it reasons step by step, selects tools intelligently, and co...