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Which of these controls do you have in place before an agent goes live, and which is still missing?
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IAIM's framework argues that agents differ from chat assistants in one way that matters for governance: they act, calling tools, moving data and using credentials on someone's behalf. It names six controls to have in place before an agent goes live: a named owner and a register entry, limits on delegated access, adversarial testing before release, a component record, disclosure and honest claims, and monitoring with a tested response path.
Read the briefing: Agentic AI governance framework: six controls to have in place before an agent goes live
A question for the community: Which of these controls do you have in place before an agent goes live, and which is still missing?
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