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Mature orgs don't run everything in one cloud account, they run dozens, on purpose. This is why: blast-radius isolation, clean billing, and environmen
Meet DZHC: A Company Run Entirely by AI Agents Dutch Zero-Human Company (DZHC) is exactly...
A governance gate throttled my whole system over four contained, non-threatening events. That false throttle isn't a bug - it's the premium you pay for a control that actually binds.
One of the main challenges that leaders face when pitching a security hardening project is putting a...
How to build audit infrastructure that prevents agent drift, ensures compliance, and closes the quality gap in production systems.
Look back at the security disclosures from just the last two weeks, and a pattern shows up that's...
Why 79% of enterprises have adopted agents but only 31% run them reliably in production—and what separates operating teams from stalled projects.
I spent an hour building a web page for a government prime contractor. It is a capability statement:...
Originally published at devopsdiary.blog. Post F-AID3 in the "Governing AI in the Enterprise"...
Many enterprise AI governance discussions start with frameworks. Frameworks are useful. They help...
We extracted a stateful watcher agent from a governance kernel and enforced a one-way agent-to-kernel dependency edge — the kernel must not import its agents.
Ever had a production failure at 2 a.m. and spent hours digging through Slack messages just to find...