The factory: one infographic per company
For every company we want to meet at Web Summit: what it does, the risks it faces from AI agents, and how RiskMandate helps, each in normal terms and in lay terms side by side. To help the team understand what we are doing and why each conversation matters.
RiskMandate in one picture
- Reachwhat it can actually access or affectEverything an AI agent can actually access or affect: systems, data, actions, connectors.
- Mandatewhat the business authorisedWhat the business has authorised it to do: the task, the scope, the purpose.
- Gapthe difference: the riskWhat the agent could do but was never asked to. This is where the risk lives.
- Barrierswhat really stands in the wayThe real controls that stop unwanted behaviour, each with evidence: technical, rule or review.
- Provenancewho owns it, who reviewed it, which versionWho owns the agent, who reviewed it, and which version is running.
In normal terms
RiskMandate gives every AI agent an Agent Behaviour Policy: a factual record of its Reach, its Mandate, the Gap between them, the Barriers that hold, and its Provenance, ending in a Licence to Operate. Operators, security, leadership and insurers each read the same record from their own side. The line: know their reach, define their mandate, control the gap.
In lay terms
An AI agent is like a new employee with a master key. RiskMandate writes down which doors the key opens, which rooms the employee is actually meant to be in, and what stops them wandering into the others. Then everyone, from the boss to the insurer, can see it on one page.