Shift AI Governance Left
Governance should not start the day an agent hits production. SentriAI gives you a pre-deploy risk gate and a deterministic PDP you can call in CI, so unsafe agent autonomy is caught in the pipeline, not in an incident.
What you get
As a DevSecOps engineer you make security a property of the pipeline, and AI agents are the newest thing that needs to clear a gate before it ships. SentriAI red-teams and scores a candidate agent’s intended behavior pre-deploy, and its deterministic dry-run decisions let you assert on policy in CI - so the same governance that runs in production runs in your pipeline first.
- A pre-deploy risk gate that red-teams and scores a candidate agent
- A deterministic PDP you can call in CI to assert on policy
- The same rules pre-deploy as in production - no weaker gate
- A recorded assessment you can wire as a release requirement
Mapped to what matters to you
| Your priority | How SentriAI helps |
|---|---|
| Gate agents before release | The pre-deploy gate scores intended behavior in the pipeline |
| Assert on policy in CI | Dry-run returns deterministic verdicts without side effects |
| Keep parity | The gate uses the same PDP and vectors as production |
| Make it a requirement | A recorded assessment can block a release until it clears |
| Produce evidence | The assessment maps into the same control evidence |
Where it fits your work
How a DevSecOps engineer uses SentriAI
- Add a pre-deploy risk gate so agents clear governance before shipping
- Call the dry-run PDP in CI to verify a policy change produces expected verdicts
- Treat the recorded assessment as a release requirement in the pipeline
- Tie agent secure-development practice to the frameworks you carry
Why SentriAI
Frequently asked questions
How does SentriAI fit a DevSecOps workflow?
It shifts AI governance left: a pre-deploy risk gate red-teams and scores a candidate agent’s intended behavior in the pipeline, and a deterministic dry-run PDP lets you assert on policy in CI, so unsafe autonomy is caught before it ships.
Does the pre-deploy gate use the same rules as production?
Yes. It uses the same PDP decisions, trust scoring, and red-team vectors that govern production, so what passes the gate is what will actually be enforced when the agent goes live - no weaker pre-deploy model.
Can I make the gate a hard release requirement?
Yes. The gate produces a recorded, scored assessment, so it can be wired into your release process as a requirement - an agent does not ship until its intended behavior clears the bar you set.
Can I test policy in CI without side effects?
Yes. The dry-run path returns deterministic verdicts without persisting events, so you can assert on policy behavior in CI against production-shaped traffic.
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