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Governance is now a runtime control problem.

Agentic AI moves enterprises from systems that answer to systems that act - calling tools, writing records, making decisions. AgentMesh wraps live agents with pre-built policies that inspect every input, output and tool call, and records each decision as evidence.

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8
Regulation-mapped policy packs, each tied to specific articles
3
Enforcement points, returning one of three verdicts
13+
Jurisdictions mapped, across five continents
€35M
Or 7% of global turnover — the EU AI Act ceiling
Why now

Five things that changed.

Regulation is enforceable nowEU AI Act bans on prohibited practices have applied since February 2025, with fines up to €35M or 7% of global turnover.
Agents widen the risk surfaceUnlike chatbots, agents call tools, write data and make decisions. Prompt injection and goal hijack are live attack paths, not hypotheticals.
“Trust us” no longer passes auditRegulators, SOC 2 and ISO auditors, and enterprise procurement all now ask for evidence of controls at the decision level.
Data leakage is the top deployment riskPII, PHI and secrets routinely escape through prompts and responses, and each exposure carries its own regulatory consequence.
One footprint, many shifting regimesA multinational has to satisfy the EU and a patchwork of US state rules — NYC LL144 bias audits, California and Colorado ADMT law — simultaneously.
How it works

Inspect at the boundary. Deny, redact, or route.

Policies sit at three enforcement points and return one of three verdicts. Every decision is recorded as an audit event, and rollout can run in SHADOW mode — recording what would have happened before anything is blocked.

Deny

The request or response is blocked outright, with the triggering policy named in the record.

Redact

The content passes, with sensitive spans removed — PII, PHI, secrets and credentials, in either direction.

Route

The decision escalates to a human gate rather than being resolved automatically.

Three verdicts · three enforcement points · two conflict strategies · SHADOW-mode record-only rollout.

The packs

Eight packs, grouped by what they protect.

Each maps to specific regulation and returns a verdict at the boundary.

Content safety

Blocks illegal content; routes toxicity, violence and self-harm to review.

Child safety

Text-level child-safety duties for online platforms and consumer products.

Prohibited AI practices

Article 5 backstops on social scoring and criminal-risk profiling.

Sensitive data

Redacts PII, PHI, secrets and credentials in both request and response.

Prompt-injection defense

Blocks jailbreak and agent goal-hijack on input, before it reaches the model.

Fairness

Bias monitoring on consequential decisions, aligned to EEOC and NYC LL144.

Regulated advice

A human gate on financial, legal and medical advice, with disclaimers attached.

AI-use transparency

Synthetic-media controls and AI disclosure, so users know when AI is in play.

By sector

Tuned to the rules you actually operate under.

The strongest pull is in finance, insurance, healthcare and HR — wherever agents make consequential decisions about people.

Financial servicesRegulated-advice routing with disclaimers, and payment-card redaction for PCI-DSS.
InsuranceBias monitoring and decision oversight aligned to NAIC model conduct.
Healthcare & life sciencesPHI redaction for HIPAA, with medical-advice oversight and human review.
Legal servicesLegal-advice routing to human review, with disclaimer.
HR & hiringA bias signal plus a human gate on consequential decisions — EEOC, NYC LL144 and state ADMT law.
Online platforms & consumer techText-level child-safety duties, and AI disclosure for synthetic media.

13+ jurisdictions, five continents

Regulatory regimes are mapped to the article, and PII detection is tuned per country — one control plane that keeps up as the regimes move rather than a policy set that has to be rewritten each time one does.

AI governance has moved from best practice to deployment prerequisite. The difference AgentMesh makes is the evidence: not an assertion that guardrails exist, but a per-decision record an auditor can read.

Turn we have guardrails into we can show an auditor every decision.

Enforcement plus evidence: regulation mapped to the article, three-verdict granularity, and a SHADOW-mode rollout that records before it blocks.

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