For the Compliance / General Counsel
What you'd show the regulator, before they ask.
Every AI-assisted decision your business makes needs a rule behind it, a log to prove it was followed, and a named human who owns it. Right now, most of that exists nowhere.
63%
of UK organisations lack basic AI access controls.
IBM, 2025
1
in 2026, the first publicly documented breach reached production systems via an AI agent.
GenWA incident research
53%
of organisations have had an agent exceed its intended permissions.
Cloud Security Alliance, 2026
What keeps you up at night
- Policies that exist as documents, not as anything actually enforced
- No answer ready for what data an agent touched, what it decided, or who signed off
- Sector rules — UK GDPR and DUAA, SS1/23 and Consumer Duty, the SRA notice, CQC boundaries — treated as a compliance memo rather than a working control
- Personal liability for a decision an AI system made, with nothing you can point to
What GenWA gives you
- Every regulatory framework that applies to a workflow configured as an enforceable rule, not a policy PDF
- A ledger of what every agent did, when, on what data, and under whose authority
- Evidence packs ready for a regulator, insurer or tender panel on demand
- A named human mapped to every agentic workflow before it runs, not after something goes wrong
Where to start
Most compliance and legal leads start with Guard — the rules, enforcement and evidence layer — then extend it to whichever sector overlays apply.
Find out where your AI stands. Then decide.
Under a minute, an upload, or a visit. Something for the board either way.