Built for the sectors where AI decisions carry weight.
Existing tools report. Veridra proves — across the sectors where AI decisions carry weight.
Every regulated sector asks the same three questions: can you reproduce this decision, can you prove the policy was enforced at the moment of decision, and can you hand an examiner a bundle they can independently verify?
A bank, insurer, health system, or public-sector team uses AI to make a consequential decision. A customer disputes the outcome. An auditor, regulator, or court asks:
- Which model made the decision?
- Which policy applied?
- What data was used?
- Who approved it?
- Can you prove it was not changed?
Today, most teams only have logs. Logs are not evidence.
A widely reported AI-agent incident ended with a production database deleted and the agent writing a confession that it had bypassed its own safety rules. The confession was still just text: no signed record, no verifiable evidence, and no independent proof of intent, scope, or permission state.
In a small SaaS workflow, that meant hours of reconstruction. In a bank, insurer, health system, or public-sector AI deployment, the same evidence gap becomes examiner action, litigation exposure, and disputed decisions no one can prove cleanly.
What risk and audit teams actually need.
A signed receipt plus evidence pack turns weeks of reconstruction into direct inspection. That is the value common across every sector page on this site.
Expansion markets
Each sector has its own framework crosswalks and evidence requirements. The signed substrate stays the same, but the examiner, the clock, and the governing obligations do not.
Insurance
NAIC Model Bulletin on AI, state DOI circulars, and GDPR Article 22 obligations for claims and underwriting decisions.
Healthcare
HIPAA-aligned PHI handling, FDA SaMD and PCCP guidance, 21 CFR Part 11 records, and ONC HTI-1 decision support transparency.
Government
FedRAMP-aligned controls, FISMA, OMB M-24-10 disclosure expectations, and sovereign deployment paths for public-sector AI.
Insurance
NAIC Model Bulletin on AI, state DOI circulars (Colorado Reg 10-1-1, NY DFS Circular Letter 7), and GDPR Article 22 compliance for claims and underwriting decisions. Signed accountability records per claim.
Healthcare
HIPAA-aligned PHI handling, FDA SaMD and PCCP guidance, 21 CFR Part 11 electronic records, ONC HTI-1 decision support transparency. Clinical AI with PHI-aware policy enforcement.
Government & public sector
FedRAMP-aligned controls, FISMA, IL4/IL5 deployment paths, OMB M-24-10 and state-level AI disclosure laws. Sovereign deployment options with encryption and air-gap variants.
Regulated SaaS
Trust-center parity across your customer base. Per-tenant signed decisions and downstream-tenant evidence workflows for teams that need to extend assurance to customer-facing AI products.
By use case
The frameworks differ by sector, but the underlying evidence patterns repeat. These are the use-case pages compliance, legal, and model-risk teams most often search for when they are trying to understand what signed decision evidence actually looks like in practice.
AI Governance
Multi-framework registry alignment, system inventory, risk tiering, and policy-as-code.
Model Risk Management
SR 11-7 pillars with AI-specific extensions, challenger models, and examiner-ready validation.
AI Compliance
Obligation mapping with evidence citations across EU AI Act, NIST, SR 11-7, ISO, HIPAA, and GDPR.
Agent Accountability
SPIFFE SVIDs, tool-call audit trails, scoped permissions, and human-approval gates.
AI Incident Response
Cryptographic time-of-knowledge, signed postmortems, and reproducible incident packs.
Compliance Scope
What Veridra owns directly, what stays with your existing GRC stack, and the explicit operating boundary.
- AI Governance — multi-framework registry alignment, system inventory, risk tiering, policy-as-code.
- Model Risk Management — SR 11-7 pillars with AI-specific extensions, challenger models, examiner-ready validation.
- AI Compliance — obligation mapping with evidence citations across EU AI Act, NIST, SR 11-7, ISO, HIPAA, GDPR.
- Agent Accountability — SPIFFE SVIDs, tool-call audit trails, human-approval gates.
- AI Incident Response — cryptographic time-of-knowledge, signed postmortems, reproducible incident packs.