Input
3 to 5 AI-generated recommendations your organization is considering, plus the available evidence and decision context.
CyberShield Controlled AI Decision Assurance Pilot
Review 3 to 5 AI-generated recommendations in one defined decision domain. The initial proof point is vendor risk, with security or compliance recommendations included only when they are tied to an evidence-based decision review.
Record-firstExpert-assistedNot production SaaS
Process
CyberShield separates material claims, maps evidence, identifies gaps and contradictions, classifies Risk If Wrong, applies defined checks, and preserves required human review.
Output
An AI Trust Decision Record for each recommendation, plus an executive findings briefing and review-process improvements.
Recommended Pilot Scope
| Item | Scope |
|---|---|
| Recommendations reviewed | 3 to 5 AI-generated recommendations. |
| Decision domain | One defined domain, beginning with vendor-risk recommendation review. |
| Evidence | Available policies, vendor materials, control artifacts, contracts, or other decision-relevant support. |
| Decision owner | One accountable organizational owner with identified supporting reviewers. |
| Artifacts | One AI Trust Decision Record per recommendation, claims and evidence-gap matrix, reviewer map, and executive findings briefing. |
| Delivery mode | Controlled software-assisted advisory pilot. No software integration is required unless separately scoped. |
Buyer Responsibilities
- Provide the AI-generated recommendations under review.
- Provide available evidence and identify unavailable evidence.
- Identify the decision owner and required reviewers.
- Confirm which decisions and systems are in scope.
- Review the final records before using them in governance, procurement, or risk processes.
CyberShield Deliverables
- One AI Trust Decision Record per recommendation.
- Claims and evidence-gap matrix.
- Risk If Wrong and confidence assessment.
- Required reviewer and escalation map.
- Executive findings briefing.
- Recommended improvements to the organization's AI-review process.
Buyer Effort
- Participate in a scope and kickoff conversation.
- Transfer the approved recommendations and available evidence through an agreed method.
- Answer targeted context questions.
- Participate in the findings review.
What the Pilot Proves
The pilot succeeds when the organization can see where an AI-generated recommendation sounds reasonable but exceeds the evidence, what additional validation would matter, who must review the decision, and what action the current evidence can defensibly support.
Human authority remains superior
CyberShield does not automatically approve a vendor, accept risk, certify compliance, or replace the accountable decision owner. It makes the recommendation, evidence, limitations, consequence, and review path more defensible.
Explicit Limitations
- This is not positioned as a finished multi-tenant SaaS platform.
- This is not a live autonomous approval system.
- This is not compliance certification.
- This is not production CRM infrastructure.
- Framework mappings are relevance mappings, not proof of compliance.
- SOC 2 does not equal automatic vendor approval.
- Results depend on the completeness, relevance, freshness, scope, and independence of the evidence supplied.
Commercial next step
Pilot pricing and delivery schedule are confirmed after scope review.
No scarcity, guarantee, or fixed delivery promise is implied by this page.