AI Agent Governance: Five Pillars You Build, Not Write

The set of controls that make five questions answerable for every agent at any moment: what agents exist, who is accountable, what each can reach, on whose behalf it acts, and what it actually did. In practice: a registry, an identity per agent, least-privilege grants per target, delegation that carries the user across hops, and a per-hop audit trail with a kill switch.

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A service account does what its configuration says and is reviewed on a schedule. An agent interprets an objective, picks its own tools and chains calls, so its behaviour drifts from its defined authority between reviews. Agent governance adds delegation rules, per-hop attribution of the actor chain, and continuous comparison of behaviour with declared scope.

Yes, if your agents cross platforms. Entra governs Entra agents, Okta governs Okta apps, Bedrock governs Bedrock agents, and none governs an agent that starts in one and calls into another. A registry plus a gateway gives one inventory and one enforcement point across all of them.

Yes. TrueFoundry runs in your VPC, on-prem, air-gapped, or hybrid, so prompts and responses never leave your domain even as you route across many providers.

Yes. It includes an MCP Gateway, an Agent Gateway, and an MCP & Agents Registry with tool-level access control. Agents on LangGraph, CrewAI, AutoGen, or a custom framework can all be governed centrally.

Oui. La passerelle est compatible OpenTelemetry et s'intègre à Grafana, Datadog, Prometheus, ou à votre pile technologique préférée. Elle trace chaque requête, du prompt à l'exécution de l'outil et du modèle, vous offrant ainsi une journalisation unifiée sans avoir à remplacer ce que vous utilisez déjà.