Secure the data.
Then prove it, every day.
AI agents move at machine speed across data paths outside perimeter, identity, and posture telemetry. SmartVerify records covered PostgreSQL interactions on the data path.
Every new AI obligation eventually asks for evidence from the data layer. See the Platform coverage grid for current availability.
The 2026 regulatory wave
Every new AI law eventually asks the same question: what did your AI do with the data?
Texas TRAIGA
Effective January 2026SmartVerify execution evidence maps onto relevant monitoring and logging sub-categories of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. Applicability to a specific compliance program depends on the organization and its counsel.
Colorado AI Act
Effective June 2026Impact-based liability for high-risk AI systems. Continuous monitoring of AI data access patterns is relevant to detecting discriminatory outcomes. SmartVerify evidence maps onto this monitoring consideration.
California DROP
Effective 2026The regulation addresses deletion requirements across applicable systems. SmartVerify does not propagate deletion requests. Its signed data-path record can support investigation of where covered data was accessed.
EU AI Act
Phasing in through 2026-2027SmartVerify execution evidence maps onto logging and audit trail considerations for observed data-path activity. It does not record every decision input and output.
For the CISO. Where SmartVerify fits in the AI compliance stack
AI compliance is a portfolio. SmartVerify owns one layer of it completely.
Most security leaders are assembling a portfolio of AI controls. Every layer below tells you something about the data at rest. It shows where data lives, who can reach it, and whether it is exposed. None of them can see what an authorized AI agent does with that data in flight. That is the layer SmartVerify owns.
The AI compliance stack
SmartVerify closes the gap that all of these leave open: what the agent actually did with the data it was authorized to access, observed inline, in real time, one query at a time.
That gap is where regulatory liability is created and where SmartVerify produces evidence.
SmartVerify phases
Four phases of evidence and control.
See the Platform coverage grid for current availability.
RecordAvailable now
A signed evidence record of the statement as executed, the number of rows returned, the columns read with sensitivity labels, the session, and the agent identity. Retention is configurable, and longer periods with an immutable export are available for estates with a mandated retention period. Record for PostgreSQL is available now. See the Platform coverage grid for source availability.
RefuseAvailable now
Stop an action before it takes effect. MCP and JSON-RPC tool-call refusal is available now. PostgreSQL write refusal through a role with no write privileges is available now. Refusing an individual PostgreSQL statement by kind, target table, column, or value is in design partner build. Because the decision is made on the request, nothing is forwarded, so there is no partial effect and nothing to roll back.
ReshapeOn the roadmap
A future response-path phase for masking, tokenization, and redaction of returned data. Reshape is not available today.
ReasonOn the roadmap
A future phase for comparing requests against an agent's established pattern of behavior and surfacing patterns across many sessions. Reason is not available today.
PostgreSQL Record, MCP and JSON-RPC Observe and Refuse, and PostgreSQL role-based write refusal are available now. Individual PostgreSQL statement refusal is in design partner build. Reshape and Reason are on the roadmap. The Platform coverage grid is authoritative for source availability.