For the people who answer for AI risk.
SILO.RED is bought as a governance control. IT approves it and runs it; risk, compliance and operations are the reason it is there. Here is what each of them gets from it.
Three people sign the order.
Prove to the regulator and the board that your AI agents are under control.
You answer for AI risk and have to show that agents are inventoried, controlled and recorded. Until now there has been nothing to show.
Ask for the sample governance report →Move AI agents into production without carrying a risk you cannot measure.
You own the operations agents now run: customer service, claims, finance operations, bid handling. You carry the cost when one misbehaves.
Approve agents onto your estate with a control that runs itself and records everything.
You sign off what runs on the estate and want a control that does not add work for your teams. SILO runs in your own environment.
Ask for the reference architecture →Everyone else who needs the evidence.
These people rarely sign the order, but each has a reason to want the record, and each can move a decision forward.
Chief financial officer
Keep agents that touch money inside your financial controls.
Agents with access to payments, ledgers and approvals fall under financial controls.
Ask for the board briefing →General counsel
A record of what each agent did, and proof it was stopped when it should have been.
Liable for what an agent does on the company’s behalf, and for contracts that promise customers AI is controlled.
Ask for the controls and liability summary →Data protection officer
Evidence of control over automated processing of personal data.
Agents process personal and special category data under UK and EU GDPR.
Ask for the dpia template →Head of internal audit
Records you can test AI controls against.
Audit has to test AI controls and, until now, has had nothing to test them against.
Ask for the control test guide →Third-party risk and procurement
Evidence to give your customers, and to ask your suppliers for.
You ask suppliers for proof of AI control, and your customers ask you for it.
Ask for the supplier evidence pack →Operational resilience
AI agents brought inside your resilience framework.
DORA in the EU, FCA and PRA rules in the UK, MAS guidelines in Singapore.
Chief people officer
Control over AI used in decisions about staff and candidates.
AI in recruitment and staff decisions is high-risk under the EU AI Act.
Owners of agent projects
Get your agents signed off for production.
Your project is waiting for approval from risk and compliance. The record is what they need to say yes.
Board audit and risk committee
One report that answers the board’s questions about AI agents.
You oversee AI risk and are the final reader of the evidence.
Ask for the board briefing →Documents for each person in the decision.
Each is written for one reader and is available on request to people at organisations looking at AI agent governance. Ask with your work email and we will send it once we have checked the request.
Sample governance report
The board report SILO produces, built from our lab estate, so you can see exactly what you would hand over.
Request it → RISK AND COMPLIANCEStandards mapping
Where SILO’s evidence fits the EU AI Act, GDPR, DORA, ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, control by control.
Request it → BOARD AND CFOBoard briefing
One page on AI agent risk, what the board should ask, and what a good answer looks like.
Request it → GENERAL COUNSELControls and liability summary
What SILO records about an agent’s actions, and how that supports the promises you make to customers.
Request it → DATA PROTECTIONDPIA template
A data protection impact assessment template for AI agents that process personal data, with SILO’s controls filled in.
Request it → INTERNAL AUDITControl test guide
How to test AI agent controls against the governance record: what to sample, and what a pass looks like.
Request it → PROCUREMENTSupplier evidence pack
The evidence of AI control to give your customers, and the same questions to put to your own suppliers.
Request it → CIO AND PLATFORMReference architecture
How Cortex and the endpoint agents deploy in your own cloud account or data centre, and what crosses which boundary.
Request it →When your customers ask for the evidence.
Firms of ten to two hundred people rarely have a risk team. They need SILO because a customer or a regulator asks for proof, often through a managed-service partner who runs it for them.
Suppliers to large enterprises
Your customers’ procurement and third-party risk teams assess you. Evidence of AI control wins contracts and keeps them.
AI-native start-ups
Enterprise buyers will not sign without evidence that your agents are controlled. SILO helps you through procurement.
Health and care technology
Special category data under GDPR Article 9, and NHS suppliers assessed against the Digital Technology Assessment Criteria.
FCA-regulated firms
Wealth managers, advisers and brokers, where senior managers are personally accountable and Consumer Duty covers AI-led customer contact.
Law and accountancy
Client confidentiality and professional rules apply to any agent that reads client files.
Recruitment and HR services
AI used in hiring is high-risk under the EU AI Act.
The teams who deploy it, and keep it switched on.
CISO
Cover a gap no current tool fills, with findings sent into the tools already in place.
Security operations
Few false alarms, and alerts that land in the SIEM you already watch.
Security engineering and AI platform
Works alongside the EDR, does not slow developers, and is self-hosted.
Endpoint team
No second kernel driver unless you want one. User mode is enough to start.
Cloud and platform
Cortex runs in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account.
Identity and access
Single sign-on through your identity provider, and agents treated as identities with rights.
Enterprise architecture
Fits the reference architecture. No telemetry leaves the estate.
IT operations
Install, update and removal through your own change control.
You run coding agents. See what they do.
The standalone edition runs on your own Mac, Linux or Windows machine. It shows every agent, what it spawns, which files it opens and where it connects, and lets you set the limits it works within.
Many developers bring SILO into their company before anyone in risk has heard of it. The standalone edition is built on the same core as the enterprise agent, so it is a fair preview of what Cortex would see across the estate.
Tell us which of these you are.
We will show you the part of SILO that answers your question, on your own machines if you like.