Audit checklists, threat patterns, architecture decisions. Written by engineers who ship AI governance in production, not by content marketers.
Every AI governance product on the market has a UI builder. Here is the engineering case for why we gave Sentry a regex-first language instead — and why your platform team will actually prefer it.
You can enforce AI policies in two places: at the gateway or in a sidecar. The choice sounds academic. It is not. One passes an audit; the other does not.
A Fortune 500 retailer, a customer service chatbot, and a single prompt injection that cost them twenty million dollars in sixty-three days. Here is what happened, and the four controls that would have prevented it.
Article 14 — Human Oversight — is the one AI Act obligation your deploy pipeline interacts with every day. Here's a ten-point checklist that passes a real audit, with the specific evidence each item requires.
Prompt injection isn't one attack — it's seven. Here are the regex families Sentry ships with by default, what each one actually matches, and where your team needs to extend them.
A regulator will ask one question: prove this decision was consistent with your stated policies on the day it happened. Here is the one artifact that answers it.
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