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For the C-Suite · Productivity + Governance

AI agents have a productivity story.
They also have a governance story.
We own both.

Your board wants to deploy AI agents. Your CISO wants to block them until someone explains what they'll do, to whose data, under which policy. My-CC.io resolves that conflict: TAC Score (Trusted Agent Citascore), policy enforcement at every tool call, verifiable audit chain. Governance makes deployment possible.

30– 50%
Engineering throughput increase observed across early-adopter teams deploying AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline) in governed environments.
Industry observation — early adopter cohort · not a guaranteed outcome
151
Compliance packs enforced at the tool-call boundary, day one — HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, PCI DSS, EU AI Act, ISO 27001, NIST AI RMF, DORA, ABA, SR 11-7, and 141 more.
Verified pack count · GA as of 2026-05-25
The Productivity Case

Where AI agents move the productivity needle — and what blocks them without governance.

Six functions where agents create measurable lift — what the agent does, what blocks deployment without governance, and how My-CC removes the block.

01
Engineering
The agent does
Claude Code, Cursor, and Cline cut sprint cycle time by writing, reviewing, and iterating on code.
The risk
File-read/write access means credentials in config files or secrets committed to version control — one misconfigured session from a material incident.
How My-CC unblocks
Hooks intercept every file-read, shell-exec, and write. Secret-leak scanner fires on every egress event. All actions sealed to the audit chain before execution.
Runtime hooks Secret-leak scanner Audit chain
02
Customer Service
The agent does
Handles tier-1 tickets, drafts responses, summarizes calls, triages requests.
The risk
In healthcare, financial services, and insurance, every interaction touches PII or PHI. One unredacted record in an outbound summary is a reportable breach.
How My-CC unblocks
PII Shield redacts at the egress boundary. HIPAA, GDPR, and GLBA packs enforce at the tool-call level — not through a prompt instruction that can be talked around.
PII Shield HIPAA pack GDPR pack GLBA pack
03
Sales
The agent does
Researches prospects, drafts outreach, qualifies pipeline, surfaces deal-risk signals.
The risk
One automated campaign touches GDPR consent, CCPA opt-out, and TCPA rules simultaneously. A misconfigured agent creates cross-jurisdiction exposure on a single send.
How My-CC unblocks
TAC Score gating blocks outreach from below-threshold agents. GDPR, CCPA, and TCPA packs enforce consent-record checks at the boundary — outreach fires only when compliance conditions are met.
TAC Score gating GDPR pack CCPA pack
04
Finance
The agent does
Runs variance analysis, drafts board memos, models scenarios, surfaces transaction anomalies.
The risk
A hallucinated number in a board memo or regulatory filing creates SOX exposure. No auditable decision record means unquantifiable liability.
How My-CC unblocks
The Insurance and Compliance Report provides per-agent attribution. The audit chain seals source data, the agent's decision, and the named reviewer — a verifiable record, not a log entry.
Insurance & Compliance Report SOX pack Audit chain attribution
05
Legal
The agent does
Reviews contracts, summarizes case law, drafts NDAs, flags privilege implications.
The risk
A fabricated case citation or privilege breach in agent output creates malpractice exposure. Most AI tools have no privilege-aware enforcement layer.
How My-CC unblocks
ABA pack (MRPC 1.6) enforces privilege boundaries at the tool-call level. Privileged-content classifier tags matter-scoped material before egress. Named-reviewer tier routes high-risk output to a partner before it leaves the agent.
ABA pack (MRPC 1.6) Privilege classifier Named-reviewer tier
06
Operations
The agent does
Optimizes scheduling, detects supply-chain anomalies, monitors vendor-risk indicators.
The risk
In MSP and multi-client environments, an agent must be structurally prevented from touching one client's data when working for another. Application-layer separation is not sufficient.
How My-CC unblocks
Three-tier API key isolation (PLATFORM_KEY > PARTNER_KEY > ORG_KEY) enforces cross-tenant separation via Row-Level Security at the database layer — not application logic. The guarantee does not depend on configuration being correct.
3-tier key isolation RLS enforcement Partner channel
The C-Suite Case

One governance platform. Three C-suite conversations answered.

For the CEO
Board-level confidence to deploy agents at scale.

The TAC Score (0–1000) is the board-meeting metric for every deployed agent. Gold / Silver / Bronze Trust Signatures give the board a human-readable signal, not a spreadsheet of log entries. When the governance question comes up, the answer is ready — verifiably.

Board-ready metric TAC Score 0 – 1000
For the CFO
Predictable budget. No six-month enterprise procurement cycle.

Collibra starts at $170,000/yr. Credo AI and IBM watsonx.governance do not publish prices. My-CC publishes: vertical group packs $4,000 – $7,000/yr, hard annual cap $7,000. SOC 2 + GDPR + ISO 27001 licenses included free. No per-seat fees. Pricing scales by governed agent.

Annual hard cap per customer $7,000 / yr
For the CIO / CISO
Security review fast-tracked. Architecture your team controls.

Three-tier API key isolation, Row-Level Security at the database layer. Self-hosted or SaaS. 151 compliance packs at 100% fire rate. SHA-256 audit chain with RFC 3161 anchor. SOC 2 path documented on the Trust Center. Security assessment calls within one business day.

Enforcement latency (p99, measured) 7.7 ms
WHAT YOU SEE IN THE DASHBOARD
De-identified data, by design.

Every surface that reaches a human — TAC Score dashboard, Insurance & Compliance Report, audit-chain export — shows de-identified aggregates. PII Shield redacts at the egress boundary. The runtime sees identified data at enforcement time (the only way to enforce); identified data never propagates to dashboards or our platform. Governance creates new visibility into agent behavior. It does not create new privacy exposure.

Regulatory Reporting · Built and Tracked Per Regulator

An agent per regulator. A pack watching every place AI touches the business.

You do not get one generic compliance dashboard. Each regulatory body gets its own agent, built and tracked individually, that writes and develops the report for that pack from your own audit chain.

01 · The Report Agents
One agent per regulatory body, each writing its own report.
Nine frameworks ship as dedicated compliance agents — each with its own report sections, its own evidence requirements, and its own cadence. HIPAA runs weekly, quarterly, and annual. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 run monthly, quarterly, and annual. GDPR runs all four. Every agent is registered, versioned, and tracked like any other agent on the platform, so you can see which one produced which report and when.
Your board asks for the quarterly HIPAA position and it already exists — written from your data, not reconstructed by a consultant.
HIPAA SOC 2 GDPR PCI DSS EU AI Act ISO 27001 ISO 42001 NIST AI RMF DORA
02 · What the Packs Watch
Your agents, your projects, and your employees.
The same compliance packs bind to three subjects, not one. They govern the agents you deploy, the projects those agents work inside, and the employees using AI and LLMs at their desks. One pack, one policy, one evidence chain — whether the actor was autonomous software or a person with a browser tab open.
The compliance question stops being "what are the agents doing" and becomes "what is the company doing with AI" — which is the question a regulator actually asks.
Runtime 01 · Agent Runtime 02 · Project Runtime 03 · Desk
03 · Standout · Runtime 03 — Desk
The runtime that covers your people, not just your software.
Runtime 03 runs on the employee's machine. It inspects what a person is about to send to any LLM, substitutes identifiers locally so nothing sensitive leaves the host, and seals the exchange to the same audit chain your agents write to. It works with any web LLM — which means the ChatGPT tab nobody told you about becomes visible, governed, and on the record.
Shadow AI is the exposure most boards have no answer for. This is the answer: same packs, same chain, same report — extended to the humans.
Local identifier substitution Shadow AI visibility Works with any web LLM No PHI or IP leaves the host
What This Looks Like in Practice

Three illustrative deployment scenarios — hypothetical, not named clients.

Illustrative. No fabricated customer names or productivity percentages.

01 · Healthcare · Engineering
A multi-site healthcare practice deploying a Claude Code agent dev team.
12-person engineering team building internal clinical tooling. Claude Code deployed with hook-based governance — every file access, shell command, and network call goes through enforcement. HIPAA pack enforces PHI redaction at egress. Audit chain gives the CISO a verifiable record; compliance officer gets the evidence bundle on demand.
Engineering hours reclaimed. BAA available. PHI boundary enforced structurally — not by prompt.
HIPAA HITECH SOC 2 Audit chain
02 · Financial Services · Sales
A mid-market financial services firm with a sales-agent outreach program.
Outreach agent qualifies and engages inbound pipeline. Checks GLBA privacy notice and TCPA opt-out registry before sending. Every contact attempt logged to the audit chain — compliance officers query it without pulling engineering logs. SR 11-7 pack maps decision history for model risk review.
Pipeline velocity increased without a compliance officer chasing flags after every campaign.
SR 11-7 GLBA FTC Act §5 FCRA
03 · Legal · Contract Review
A boutique law firm deploying a contract-review agent for transactional work.
20-attorney transactional practice. Contract-review agent flags non-standard clauses and drafts initial redlines. ABA pack (MRPC 1.6) blocks export of matter-scoped content without a named partner approval. Privileged-content classifier tags every document. Partners review in a named-reviewer queue.
Partner hours reclaimed for higher-judgment work. No privilege leaks. Every approval named and on record.
ABA (MRPC 1.6) Privilege classifier Named-reviewer queue
Next Steps · Regulated Enterprises

Ready to deploy agents your board will sign off on?

45 minutes. Pack selection, TAC Score baseline, proxy setup, audit-chain verification — tailored to your vertical and regulatory scope.

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What you get on day one
01 151 compliance packs enforced at the tool-call boundary — HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, PCI DSS, EU AI Act, ISO 27001, NIST AI RMF, DORA, ABA, SR 11-7, and 141 more.
02 TAC Score 0 – 1000 for every governed agent — the board-meeting metric for AI governance posture.
03 SHA-256 audit chain with RFC 3161 external timestamp — independently verifiable, auditor-ready evidence bundles on demand.
04 Self-hosted, VPC, or SaaS — your architecture. BAA and DPA available under NDA.
05 $7,000/yr hard billing cap — no opaque enterprise contracts. SOC 2 + GDPR + ISO 27001 licenses included free with vertical group purchase.