Agentic AI Governance:
Visibility, Control, & Evidence
Intercept tool calls at the boundary, apply deterministic guardrails in microseconds, escalate to semantic checks only when needed, and fail safely with degraded-mode rules — while generating evidence you can export for audit and incidents.
Shadow agents are already inside your org.
Teams are shipping agents into production without consistent ownership, approvals, or visibility into tool access.
- •Who owns this agent?
- •What tools and data can it touch?
- •Which agents are safe for production?
FuseGov gives you control in three layers
How it works
Start with a catalog. Standardize ownership and tool access. Turn on runtime protection per agent when you're ready.
1) Register or discover agents
Choose the model that fits your org:
- Self-register via manifest or CLI
- CI/CD registration at deploy time
- Platform discovery from Kubernetes metadata
2) Govern ownership & lifecycle
Every agent has an owner, environment tier, risk tier, and change history.
- • Owner + team accountability
- • Versioning (v1.0 → v1.1)
- • Deprecation + sunset tracking
- • Approvals for production access
3) Enable Active Protection (optional)
Turn on runtime guardrails per agent/tool boundary with deterministic fallbacks and evidence packs.
- • Deterministic allow/deny rules
- • Semantic checks where configured
- • Degraded-mode matrix on timeouts
- • Audit-grade evidence export
The evolution to Operational Authenticity
Agentic AI needs more than authentication and authorization. FuseGov evolves from boundary enforcement and evidence into a full operational control plane: real-time visibility, outcome verification, and accountable autonomy.
Control & Evidence at the Boundary
Enforce intent before actions execute—and produce audit-grade evidence by default.
- Gateway/sidecar policy enforcement (allow / deny / escalate)
- Versioned policy bundles + tool/agent registries
- Evidence Packs exported to SIEM + GRC
Real-Time Agent Dashboard
See what agents are doing right now, what systems they're touching, and intervene safely.
- Live agent activity derived from boundary telemetry
- Systems interaction map (agent → tools → destinations)
- Controls: pause actions, quarantine, throttle, require approval
Outcome Verification & Accountable Autonomy
Close the loop: verify outcomes against intent, trigger containment, and assign human responsibility.
- Outcome observation + expected vs actual verification
- Detect intent drift and misaligned outcomes
- Named human owners + step-up approvals for high-risk actions
What teams want in the first 30 days
Catalog-first outcomes that make adoption easy — then expand into runtime control.
Want proof? Try the enforcement demo. ↓
Catalog comes first. Enforcement extends when you need runtime control.
See FuseGov in Action
Visibility → Control → Evidence
Start with the Agent Catalog
Get a working directory of agents in your environment — ownership, lifecycle, and tool mappings — then enable Active Protection where it matters most.