DRC helps organizations define ownership, review paths, human escalation, authority boundaries and evidence requirements as AI use expands—without positioning governance as a separate bureaucracy.
Define ownership, decision rights, review paths, lifecycle responsibilities and a practical plan for adoption.
Define what an agent is meant to accomplish, what it may do, when a person must intervene and what technical requirements follow.
DRC can define requirements and translate across stakeholders. IAM, security-control implementation and deep technical engineering remain specialist work.
Governance belongs when progress requires repeatable accountability and boundaries. It is a specialist entry point—not the universal headline for DRC.
DRC can help define the governance structure and implementation requirements needed to move forward.