AgenticFides
AgenticFides builds Assess™, Workbench™, and Horizon™ — product infrastructure for organizations evaluating, insuring, advising on, and governing deployed Agentic AI systems.
Agentic AI Risk emerges when AI systems can plan, act, use tools, access enterprise systems, influence customers, affect legal or financial outcomes, or operate across vendors and portfolios.
Law firms need to advise on it. Consultancies need to assess it. Enterprises need to govern it. Carriers and reinsurers need to underwrite and aggregate it. AgenticFides builds the product infrastructure for all of them.
Existing AI policies, model-governance programs, cybersecurity controls, and professional-liability frameworks remain important. They are not enough, on their own, to evaluate a deployed agentic capability in practice.
Common Agentic AI Risk pathways.
Assess™ is the risk assessment layer. Workbench™ is the underwriting and evidence workflow layer. Horizon™ is the portfolio and accumulation analytics layer.
Standalone risk assessment for deployed Agentic AI systems, workflows, and agent estates. Assess™ produces a structured risk profile, evidence-gap view, control recommendations, and assessment report for advisory, governance, diligence, insurance submission, or underwriting review.
Underwriting and evidence workflow for Agentic AI Risk. Workbench™ supports pre-bind and renewal review, evidence collection, reviewer workflows, underwriting files, control conditions, decision records, and exports.
Portfolio and accumulation analytics for Agentic AI Risk. Horizon™ helps identify correlated exposure across models, vendors, tools, data sources, jurisdictions, and business functions before concentration builds.
A cross-product capability that maps AI-related incidents into renewal, remediation, claims, and portfolio signals. It helps teams learn from real events without treating the illustrative examples shown here as actual claims or coverage determinations.
Standards are the starting point. ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF confirm one thing: a company has an adequate management system. They don't tell you whether a specific agent is insurable, how autonomously it runs, or what it could cost when it fails. Those standards are entry criteria. Agentic Fides is powered by a proprietary approach to evaluating deployed Agentic AI systems in practice pursuing a holistic approach.
Boundary. Recognized AI, cybersecurity, privacy, operational-resilience, and insurance frameworks may support governance evidence. They do not replace deployment-level assessment or carrier-specific underwriting judgment.
AgenticFides tools support risk assessment, underwriting, governance, and portfolio decisions. Final pricing, policy wording, coverage, claims, legal, regulatory, and board decisions remain with the responsible organization.
The same two principals lead the methodology, advisory work, and product direction behind AgenticFides.
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We are onboarding a limited number of design partners and qualified users across law firms, consultancies, carriers, insurers, reinsurers, brokers, MGAs, and enterprise risk teams. Initial conversations are confidential and can be made subject to an NDA.