Arc / Assurance
Assurance at Arc Intelligence means actively testing the controls that constrain your AI workforce, before production, and continuously afterwards.
Each discipline produces evidence. Evidence is what turns an AI deployment from an act of faith into an operational position you can defend.
Simulated indirect prompt injection and boundary attacks against the controls that govern your agents.
PHI / PII inspection and sanitization before external model transmission where applicable.
Unique agent identities and role-based permissions, issued and revoked under operational control.
Live telemetry and operational event logging across the agent environment.
Structured records supporting internal governance and regulatory review.
Machine-enforced controls around sensitive actions and data, applied at execution time.
A control that was validated once, at deployment, is a historical claim. Assurance is only meaningful while the environment is still changing.
Agent inventory, data pathways, tool access and existing controls.
Threat scenarios specific to your workflows and regulatory environment.
Adversarial execution against boundaries, identity, and inspection.
Findings converted into machine-enforced runtime policy.
Structured records retained for governance and review.
Precision about limits is part of the service. A vendor that claims to eliminate AI risk is describing a product that does not exist.
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EXPLICITArc Intelligence holds no security certifications at this time and displays none. Certification status will be published when it exists, not before.
Arc Intelligence provides infrastructure, monitoring, assurance, containment, and managed operational services around enterprise AI systems. Responsibility for business decisions, underlying models, and organizational policies remains with the client unless expressly defined otherwise in contractual agreements.
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