Your regulator's rules, enforced on the device, with the evidence to show it.
A HIPAA auditor, a records request, and a FINRA exam all want the same thing: evidence of what AI did with regulated data. Verillian governs the AI people already use, on the machine where the work happens, and keeps the record that answers them.
Seven sectors, each in its own language.
Each page names the regulator, the work that sector can hand to AI, and the evidence it has to produce.
Healthcare
Clinicians can use AI on notes and the in-basket, patient identifiers are screened at the device, and a sealed record answers a HIPAA auditor.
HIPAA alignedFinancial services
Supervision programs already cover text messages. Bring AI in the same way, as a governed channel with evidence your examiners can test.
SEC / FINRA supervisionPublic safety
Officers can use AI for report writing and case file review under rules you set, and each captured action is sealed the way evidence is handled.
CJIS alignedGovernment
Put AI on casework and correspondence under rules you declare, and keep a sealed record of what it did, ready for the next records request.
NIST 800-53 alignedLegal
When outside counsel guidelines ask about AI, you can answer with specifics: the rules in force, a sealed record of each captured action, and everything kept on the firm's own hardware.
Duty of confidentialityEducation
Teachers and district staff can use AI under rules you set, with student identifiers screened before a prompt leaves the device.
FERPA alignedDefense
Use AI on controlled work, inside your boundary and under your key. The layer can run with no outbound connection at all, and self-hosted models stay inside the same boundary.
CMMC alignedThe rulebooks differ. The machinery doesn't.
A hospital screens patient names, a firm guards client matters, a program office wants no outbound connection at all. Those are policy settings, not separate products. One layer decides at the device, seals under your key, and answers to whichever framework you point it at. That's how every sector here brings frontier AI inside the rules it already answers to.
What every sector gets on day one.
No cloud of ours in the middle, nothing of yours reaches us, and the record you keep is one you can test rather than take on trust.
On-prem, in your own tenancy, or air-gapped: the layer lives in your environment, and Verillian never receives your prompts, your files, or your record.
Each governed action meets your declared policy before it runs. The ruling happens locally on the device, so there's no intent model guessing at meaning and no round trip to slow the work down.
The names, numbers, and record IDs your policy flags are replaced before a prompt leaves the device, from record numbers to name patterns.
Entries chain together, so an edited or missing line breaks the pattern in a way anyone checking can see.
The record seals under your key, and an auditor can still verify every captured entry is in order and intact without reading a word of what's inside.
Policy binds the tools nobody approved just like the ones you rolled out, with no API keys, no per-tool integration, and nobody opting in.
Bring AI to the work
you answer for.
If your regulator isn't named above, the policy is still yours to write. Book a demo and see how each action is decided and sealed.