AI Governance Infrastructure
Every AI decision in your codebase. Governed.
Define what AI can do. Enforce it before code is generated. Prove it to any auditor.
70% of developers use AI coding tools.
0% of enterprises can prove what AI changed.
Regulation is not waiting.
The EU AI Act requires documented governance. SOC 2 auditors are asking new questions. Boards want answers about AI risk. The organizations that govern AI now set the standard. The rest scramble later.
Define
Your security team defines what AI can access, where it can write, and under what conditions. Those rules are signed, immutable, and centrally distributed to every developer environment. No local overrides. No exceptions without approval.
Enforce
Every AI tool checks policy before generating code. Not after. Not during review. Before a single character is written. Prevention, not detection. Deterministic, not probabilistic.
Prove
Every governed action produces verifiable evidence. Not a log entry. Not a screenshot. Evidence that auditors can independently verify, mapped directly to the compliance controls they care about.
Detection was the first instinct. Scan code after the fact. Guess whether AI wrote it. Flag anomalies. It was wrong. Detection accuracy degrades as AI improves. It produces false confidence, not real governance. The mature response is not to detect AI-generated code but to govern the AI that generates it. Define the rules. Enforce them at the point of generation. Produce proof that they were followed. That is the shift from reactive scanning to proactive governance. That is what ByteVerity provides.
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Governed commits
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