Fintra Trust for CISOs
Bring AI Agents Under Control Without Slowing the Business
What you get
As CISO you own the risk that AI agents introduce, and the board wants to know it is controlled without hearing that you blocked the business from using AI. Fintra Trust lets you say yes to AI while governing every consequential action, so autonomy is bounded, oversight is enforced, and the whole thing produces the evidence you would otherwise scramble for.
- A per-action decision layer that bounds AI agents and privileged actors
- A single Action Trust Score you can put in front of a board
- Enforcement that starts simulated, so you adopt it without risk
- Evidence that maps to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and the AI Act automatically
Mapped to what matters to you
| Your priority | How Fintra Trust helps |
|---|---|
| Enable AI without losing control | Per-action verdicts gate the consequential steps while low-risk actions flow |
| Answer the board on AI risk | One Action Trust Score and a ranked view of the riskiest decisions |
| Catch shadow AI | Identity anomalies surface ungoverned agents the moment they act |
| Prove controls to auditors and customers | Governed actions become tamper-evident, control-mapped evidence |
| Adopt safely | Simulate mode shows every verdict before anything is enforced |
Where it fits your work
How Fintra Trust fits a CISO’s program
- Sits in the path of agent and privileged actions as a policy layer
- Feeds the riskiest cross-domain decision to leadership via Trust CORTEX
- Turns red-team findings into enforced, evidenced controls
- Answers vendor security reviews with live evidence instead of promises
Why Fintra Trust
Questions people ask
How does Fintra Trust help a CISO govern AI?
It provides a per-action governance layer: every consequential agent or privileged action is decided against policy, scored with an Action Trust Score, gated if risky, and recorded as tamper-evident evidence. You enable AI while retaining control and producing the proof a board and auditors want.
Will governing AI actions slow the business down?
No. Low-risk, in-scope actions flow, only consequential ones are gated, and enforcement starts in simulate mode so you see verdicts before anything blocks. You adopt it at the pace you trust, per domain.
How does it fit alongside my existing security stack?
It complements it. Your cloud security and GRC tools cover posture and compliance; Fintra Trust covers the runtime action layer neither touches, and its evidence maps into the same frameworks your GRC program tracks.
How do I show the board AI is under control?
With one Action Trust Score, a ranked view of the riskiest recent decisions via Trust CORTEX, and tamper-evident evidence that controls operated: a legible story rather than a pile of logs.
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