Resources
Everything you need to evaluate QWatch.
A one-page view of what QWatch does, briefs on governing agentic AI and targeted response, and the security and privacy material your reviewers will ask for.
QWatch Capability Map
The platform on one page.
Nine capability areas that give people the visibility and intelligence to govern AI. Each links to more detail.
See
Know what AI is in use, how it is adopted, and what agents connect to.
- AI Discovery and Visibility Every AI tool in use, on every surface, including the ones nobody approved.
- AI Usage Intelligence How adoption is evolving by team and function, and whether licensed tools land.
- Agentic AI and MCP Visibility What AI agents connect to through MCP, and what they did, on whose behalf.
Understand
Know what each tool is, who is accountable, and when risk applies to you.
- AI Catalog Intelligence What each AI tool is, who makes it, where it runs, and how to treat it.
- Identity and Organizational Intelligence Who is using AI, in which teams, attributed with confidence.
- AI Security and Threat Intelligence AI-specific findings, and new threats matched to the tools and versions you run.
Govern
Set policy, show evidence, and act through the controls you already run.
- Governance and Risk Management Policies checked against observed activity, with plain-language alerts.
- Executive Reporting and Governance Evidence Board-ready reports and an audit trail that show oversight is working.
- Enterprise Integration and Response Findings where your teams work, and targeted responses through your existing controls.
Insights
Briefs on governing enterprise AI.
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The AI kill-switch question: why targeted governance beats blanket blocking
Organizations rightly ask whether they can stop AI when they need to. The better answer is not an off switch, but intelligence that supports targeted, risk-based decisions made by people.
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Why AI governance must produce evidence
Policies describe intent. Evidence shows what happened. The difference decides whether an AI governance program survives its first audit.
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Seven questions to ask before deploying AI visibility tooling
A short checklist for CISOs and AI governance leaders evaluating how to see and attribute enterprise AI activity.
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One control, many frameworks: the case for a control registry
Why organizations that manage each framework separately do the same work several times, and how a control registry changes the economics of compliance.
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Governing agentic AI: what changes when software acts
Agents extend the AI governance problem from what people ask to what systems do. A brief on the identity, permission, and evidence questions that follow.
5 min read
Trust Center
Security, privacy, and responsible AI.
See QWatch in your environment.
A live walkthrough shows how QWatch discovers AI use, maps agents and their MCP connections, and turns activity into governance evidence your leadership can act on.