Portfolio lane · AI governance

Continuity without surrendering authority.

Iberion’s governed-AI capabilities separate model behavior from enterprise memory, semantic recall from factual authority, and candidate action from approved execution.

Governed cognitive environment

Four separations create one defensible system.

Development architecture

CSA-PCDE™

Governed cognitive development with controlled memory and learning, keeping enterprise identity, personas, models, and evidence from collapsing into one opaque state.

Persistent memory

PCDE™ Memory Layer

Memory independent of model weights or vendor, with scoped access, correction, retirement, continuity, migration, and auditability.

Grounded recall

CVI™

Semantic search and recommendation checked against relational authority, with mismatch, duplicate, and blind-spot detection. Bring-your-own-model is supportable; broad embedding-provider independence is not presently claimed.

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Knowledge authority

MKE

A governed estate for architecture, evidence, runtime knowledge, publication, and technical documentation—supporting institutional continuity and AI grounding.

Memory is governedCorrection, retirement, access, and continuity remain enterprise responsibilities.
Recall is not authoritySimilarity can retrieve a candidate; it cannot silently promote one into fact.
Execution is boundedAccess, evidence, candidacy, attestation, and publication are controlled activities.

Supporting governance

Infrastructure that keeps the system accountable.

Embedded

IGM™

Access control, event capture, rule candidacy, attestation, and authoritative rule publication. It remains embedded infrastructure, not a generic standalone API product.

Runtime control

BGC

Bounded runtime enforcement, watcher and control-plane behavior, and evidence generation.

Governed resolution

Arbitration

Resolution of competing claims, identities, policies, evidence, routes, and actions. Its documentation requires reconciliation before broader status claims.

Explicit non-products

Capabilities do not become products by being named.

PIDI/EIDIA cross-portfolio information-defense assessment lens delivered through a scoped Number 5 engagement—not a standalone implemented product.
Ollama integrationAn enabling local-inference capability inside governed processes. It does not authorize or publish decisions.
CerriusAn implemented bounded worker within Integrity Suite, not a first-wave standalone product.

Planned entry offer

Begin with an AI Governance Readiness Assessment.

Map identity, memory, authority, models, evidence, execution, and recovery before choosing a technical or licensing form.

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