In every ISO 27001 audit and client security review, the question now on the table is AI use with confidential material. Govera is being built to run AI-powered search over your document estate — entirely on your own infrastructure — and to produce the evidence that answers it.
The productivity is lost — and people use it anyway. Shadow AI: uncontrolled, unlogged, and the one position an auditor cannot accept.
Confidential material leaves the organisation. The auditor's question stops being answerable — and your clients know it.
The design: AI-powered search and summarisation over your document estate — on your hardware, enforcing your existing permissions and ethical walls, and writing an immutable audit record of every interaction.
Airgap-capable, on-prem first. Your database, your storage — and if content egresses at all, only where you declared it may. Every routing decision audited.
Deny-only enforcement. Policy can restrict access beyond existing permissions — never expand it. Deterministic, auditable.
Every answer shows its evidence. Grounded answers with per-section provenance: the source excerpt behind each part of the answer, displayed beside it.
ISO 27001-oriented by design. Access control, logging and monitoring of AI interactions — the exact controls an auditor samples, addressed by the architecture.
EU AI Act-aligned by design. Records and logging duties for AI-assisted work, addressed by the audit trail rather than by a policy document.
SBOM and compliance‑alignment documents included. Delivered with every deployment.
Design illustration of what Govera shows when live. A walled-off user queries for content they cannot see — the wall holds, and the attempt is recorded.
Designed so the wall holds — and proves itIn active development as a governance engine, not a chat product: the client owns the declarations, Govera enforces them.
Pilot phase in preparation — connector work underway.
Designed for the audit before the audit arrives — the sealed audit trail is built to be the evidence an auditor or client reviewer asks for.