Will this stop employees using unsafe AI?
Veritus provides visibility and reporting to inform decisions. Blocking, data-loss controls and other security protections require separately defined capabilities and implementation.
AI Visibility & Governance
Understand application and AI use.
Veritus supports application and AI-use inventory and reporting through a scoped pilot. Agree the environment, collection permissions and report access, then review observed coverage and gaps.
Discuss an AI Visibility Pilot ↗The intended outcome.
An application inventory and reporting foundation to support informed review and safer AI adoption.
Typical workflows
- Discover application and AI use within the pilot scope
- Review inventory and reporting with your team
- Identify where governance review is needed
From scope to delivery
What we put
in place.
Veritus pilots and scoped implementation. Additional security services require a separately agreed scope.
Explore Veritus →- An agreed visibility-pilot scope
- Application inventory and reporting within that scope
- Findings review and governance next steps
Illustrative workflow
What the work can look like.
- Before
- An IT team has an incomplete picture of the applications and AI tools being used across its environment.
- Approach
- Run a bounded visibility pilot and organize the resulting inventory for review by the appropriate owners.
- How we verify
- Compare observed coverage with known applications, inspect reporting gaps and verify access to the findings.
- What to measure
- Inventory coverage, applications with identified owners and unresolved governance review items.
Fit with your business
Work with
what is already there.
The pilot starts with the environments, permissions and application coverage to be assessed. We establish what can be observed, how findings will be reviewed and who is authorized to access the reports.
A first engagement
Discuss an application/AI visibility pilot.
Questions before you commit
Questions to resolve.
What do we get from a pilot?
An agreed inventory and reporting scope, a review of observed coverage and gaps, and next steps for the applications or usage that need governance attention.
What will a Veritus pilot collect, and who can see it?
The pilot scope defines the authorized environment, collection permissions, reporting recipients and retention requirements before access is granted. We confirm supported coverage during the pilot rather than assuming every application or type of activity can be observed.
Start with a defined environment and reporting need. The Veritus pilot makes observed coverage and gaps clear before you decide on a wider rollout.
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Tell us about the work.
Describe the workflow, the systems involved and the change you want to make. We’ll respond to establish fit and discuss what needs scoping.