Iron Gorilla, a company based in the United States, has launched a runtime enforcement platform for autonomous AI agents in enterprise and government environments. The platform evaluates every agent action against organizational policy and a dynamic trust score in real time, before any action executes.

Real-Time Governance

This approach replaces after-the-fact audits and static policy documents with real-time enforcement and dynamic trust scoring. According to Jacob Hartmann, Co-Founder and CEO of Iron Gorilla, most existing AI governance methods are inadequate for autonomous agents, which can process financial transactions, access sensitive data, and interact with external systems without human review.

The Iron Gorilla platform addresses this gap by sitting directly in the execution path between AI agents and the systems, data, and tools they interact with. Before any action is permitted to run, the platform evaluates it against the organization’s policy hierarchy and computes a trust score derived from more than 50 proprietary variables.

Applications and Availability

The platform is available as a managed deployment on Iron Gorilla’s secure cloud infrastructure or as an on-premises installation for organizations with stringent data residency and compliance requirements. Iron Gorilla is now generally available to enterprise and public-sector organizations across the United States, with initial deployments underway in financial services, healthcare, government, and professional services.

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